Anidaso Eye Centre Donates Football Jerseys to Akim Wenchi Methodist Primary School.


Continuing our commitment to the communities we serve, Anidaso Eye Centre extends support beyond eye care

As part of our ongoing commitment to the wellbeing of the communities we serve, Anidaso Eye Centre recently donated football jerseys to pupils of Akim Wenchi Methodist Primary School. The gesture is part of our broader effort to support holistic child development in the rural communities where we work, recognising that a child's growth goes beyond good eyesight to include health, recreation, and opportunities for play.

Supporting the Whole Child

At Anidaso Eye Centre, our mission has always centred on eliminating avoidable blindness and improving access to quality eye care for children and families in rural Ghana. But we also understand that thriving communities are built on more than healthcare alone. Sports and physical activity play a vital role in children'sdevelopment, building confidence, teamwork, and school spirit.

The donation of football jerseys to the pupils of Akim Wenchi Methodist Primary School reflects this belief. It is a small but meaningful way of investing in the happiness and morale of children in a community we are proud to serve.

A Community Partnership

Akim Wenchi Methodist Primary School has been part of Anidaso Eye Centre's outreach communities, where our team conducts eye screenings and awareness programmes for school-going children. This donation builds on that existing relationship, reinforcing our presence not just as an eye care provider, but as a genuine partner invested in the wellbeing of the children and families we work alongside.
“Our work is about more than restoring sight — it's about showing up for the communities that trust us,” said a spokesperson for Anidaso Eye Centre. “Supporting these pupils with jerseys is one small way we can give back and put smiles on their faces.”
Looking Ahead

Anidaso Eye Centre remains committed to strengthening its ties with rural communities across Ghana through initiatives that go beyond the clinic — from school eye screenings to community outreach and, now, moments of support like this one. We look forward to continuing to serve Akim Wenchi and other communities with the same passion and care that define our mission.

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