GREATER ACCRA, GHANA, Monday March 2, 2020/www.gbafrica.net/ – It was a night full of music and entertainment as fast rising afro-pop and RNB recording and performing artiste, Camidoh, on Saturday 29 February, 2020, sheltered an overwhelming number of patrons and music lovers at the maiden edition of the most talked about charity event captioned, “Save The Kids With Camidoh”.

The Grind, Don’t Stop (GDS) and GB Recz frontliner delivered a two-set performance at the charity event that was staged at the Moka’s Resto Cafe, Labone, Accra-Ghana. Dominated by foreign Ghanaian based nationals, Camidoh dished out love and soul soothing tunes, including Yawa, The Best (featuring Kelvin Boy), Loyal, All For You (featuring Medikal), Mama (Nana Refix), and the biggest song in Ghana dubbed, For My Lover (featuring Darko Vibes).

However, notable Ghanaian entertainment stakeholders, including Sadiq Abdulai Abu (CEO, 3 Music Awards and 3 Media), Kelvin (CEO, Event Guide), Vanessa Gyan (Media Personality), and other Legendary highlife musicians also throng the venue to rally their enormous support behind camidoh’s worth initiative.

“Save The Kids With Camidoh” charity event also recorded massive performances from some rising Ghanaian musicians whose outputs kept patrons yearning for more tunes from the up and coming performers in Ghana. Kelvyn Boy pulled a suprised on the night. He spiced up Moka’s Resto Cafe with his artistry prowess and and vocal dexterity. With a “climaxing” performance of Mea, Nana Ama, and his controversial hit sing, Yawa No Dey (featuring Manifest), the Blakk Arm Group signee gave his out on the night.

Through sponsorships and tickets that were bought, Camidoh raised fund for mothers who are detained for days or months for outstanding bills after child birth at some general hospitals in the capital, precisely 37 Military Hospital and also soften their financial status that will help cater for the baby.

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Dorothy’s Hope Foundation (DHF), an organization working to create breast cancer awareness, has turned up the notch in its efforts to save lives from cancer in Ghana and Africa by outdooring a new project dubbed: ‘Eye For Cancer’.

The project would bring professionals and social networks across the world to fight against breast cancer and cancer as a whole.

It hopes to achieve this through education and creating awareness, development of accessible state of the art cancer screening facilities and the construction of the one Africa cancer treatment center.

Founder of DHF, Dorothy Amuah, a cancer survivor, speaking at the launch of the project, noted that it was a great endeavor for Africa in cancer prevention and care.

She said Africa faced cancer problems that have been defied by other parts of the world decades ago, thus stressing the need for urgent efforts and measures to be put in to ensure cure and survival rates improve.

“These measures need to be applied as urgently as possible. We are truly on the edge of a disaster. But what we cannot accept is the huge gaps in prospects for cure, survival, and a dignified death that divide the world according to wealth,” she asked

She noted that the Eye for Cancer project seeks to bridge the gap in care and treatment for cancer patients.

“It’s time for Africans to help Africa. Working hand and hand we as a continent have the capability of putting an end to the cancer epidemic that plagues are communities. We have some of the best physicians in the world, but what we are lacking in is infrastructure, funding, and education,” she said.

The DHF Founder further encouraged cancer survivors to share their stories, to connect with patients, survivors and cancer free people, to give hope, celebrate personal milestones, and to recognize those who have supported them along the way.

Present to give their support to the project where Dr. Josephine Nsaful (Surgeon, Breast Cancer Unit – Korle Bu Teaching Hospital), Lailah Crystal Banda(E.I.B. Network), Dr. (Mrs) Martha Gyansa-Lutterodt (Director Technical Co-ordination, Ministry of Health) and Vera Hamenoo-Kpeda (MzVee).

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Jenny’s Foundation was created by Jennifer Gyemfuah Brown Asenso, to help bring awareness and support to the less privileged children and young adults, focusing more on those with various disabilities such as autism, PMLD, Asperger.Jennyʼs Foundation is a non-profit organisation based in the UK and Ghana, established in 2014 response to helping disabled children and their families

Jenny’s Foundation aims to provide information, support, and assistance to parents of children with disabilities, their professional partners, and their communities. Jenny’s Foundation is committed to listening to and learning from families, and encourage them full participation in community life by all people, especially those with disabilities. At JF we believe that individual differences in children are a natural part of life, and that disabilities provide children and adults with unique perspectives, insights and abilities which contribute to the overall well-being of society. Jenny’s Foundation values children as the hope for the evolving improvement of humankind, and places great value on the family as a caring protector of children’s vulnerability, as well as a catalyst for their healthy growth and development, and places a tremendous value on parents because of the contributions they make as the leaders of families toward supporting the health, education, and development of their children at home and in society.

This event is a day with the disable kids and their families at one venue have fun and sametime educate them. There will be games, fashion show , photo shoot and free food and drinks. Venue: Royal Giggle Montessori School, Adenta,Glory Hills-Accra
Time: 11am to 6pm
Date: 13 th April, 2019
Day: Saturday

On the 15th of December, 2018. We come together as one and help raise funds for the needy. It’s going to be fun. Lots to drink and eat. Kindly share on your status and other groups. Enjoy your day.