••
Retro Vibes Day Club donates GH₵20,000 for breast cancer care
•2 min read•1 source
Organisers of the Retro Vibes Day Club have presented a donation of GH₵20,000 to bolster breast cancer diagnosis and awareness initiatives within the Greater Accra Region. The contribution, made during the annual Breast Cancer Awareness Month, is intended to fund medical interventions and educational programs that help combat the disease. This initiative reflects the club’s stated commitment to social responsibility and its role in supporting the delivery of healthcare services across the country.
The funds are specifically earmarked to enhance the reach of screening services and improve public understanding of the importance of early detection. By targeting an audience of adults aged 30 and above, the Retro Vibes Day Club aims to use its social platform to bridge the gap between entertainment and public health advocacy. Health officials have lauded the donation, noting that such private-sector support is vital for maintaining consistent screening and diagnostic services in local communities.
Speaking on the donation, Mr. Delanyo Kwashiga, also known as DJ Dela, described the gesture as an expression of community kindness and a call to action for others to support health-related causes. He emphasized that the club’s mission extends beyond providing entertainment to fostering a culture of health consciousness among its members and the wider public. To put this into practice, the club integrated professional screening services into its recent event activities, allowing attendees to access medical checks in a relaxed environment.
This charitable act marks a significant step in the club’s ongoing efforts to contribute to the national healthcare landscape. Organisers have indicated that they plan to continue these philanthropic activities, with future events expected to feature similar healthcare awareness components. The success of this initiative is seen as a potential model for how social organisations can effectively mobilize resources to address critical health challenges in Ghana.
