Atwima Trabuom Queen Mother Secures Free Health Insurance for Over 1000 Women on Mother’s Day

In an inspiring show of leadership and compassion, the Queen Mother of Atwima Trabuom, Nana Akua Nkrumah Adasa I, marked this year’s Mother’s Day by enrolling more than 1,000 women onto Ghana’s National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS).

The event, which took place at the Atwima Trabuom community center, attracted a large crowd, with many praising the Hemaa for her vision and dedication to improving women’s healthcare access.

Speaking during the occasion, Nana Akua Nkrumah Adasa I explained that the initiative was aimed at promoting preventive healthcare and alleviating the financial burdens that often prevent women from seeking medical attention.

“Today, as we celebrate mothers — the heart of every home — it is important that we move beyond mere words and demonstrate our love through actions that can change lives. By providing these NHIS cards, we are giving our women the gift of health and peace of mind,” she stated.

She further noted that healthy mothers mean healthy families, stressing that when women are protected, the whole community prospers.

Health experts from the Atwima Kwanwoma Municipal Health Directorate were on hand to assist with registration and to educate beneficiaries about the benefits of the NHIS. They applauded Nana Akua Nkrumah Adasa I’s initiative as a progressive step towards achieving universal health coverage in the municipality.

Several beneficiaries could not hide their joy ,they said the NHIS card would now allow her to seek treatment without worrying about high hospital bills. “This Mother’s Day will remain unforgettable. Nana Akua has proven that she truly cares for us,” she said.

The colorful celebration was spiced with performances from cultural troupes, gospel choirs, and poetry recitals dedicated to mothers. Traditional leaders, assembly members, and dignitaries present praised Nana Akua Nkrumah Adasa I for her foresight and called for more such impactful interventions.

Nana Akua Nkrumah Adasa I ended the program by pledging to continue championing the cause of women and children in the Atwima Kwanwoma Municipality. She also hinted at more social intervention programs in the coming months aimed at education, women empowerment, and youth development.

The memorable Mother’s Day event at Atwima Trabuom not only celebrated motherhood but also cemented a legacy of empowerment and care under the reign of Nana Akua Nkrumah Adasa I.

By Barima Appau Agya Nuro (Kessben Media)