30th Anniversary
Ghana Nurses Association UK celebrated 30 years this year. took place. A Fundraising dinner dance held on 4 November 2023
Ghana Nurses Association UK celebrated 30 years this year. took place. A Fundraising dinner dance held on 4 November 2023
Our Annual sponsored walk took place on 11 June 2022 at Olympic Park Stadium
Ghana Nurse Association UK is having several sponsored walks in various greenspaces around London. The aim is to raise £5000 to raise funds for it’s projects in the UK and Ghana; and it’s members to have completed a 5km walk. The south east and south west area sectors held their walks on 12 June 2021
GNA area sectors made several charitable donations in December 2020.
The north sector to St Monica’s Parish Church and Edmonton Methodist Church food hub.
The South West Sector to Home Start Merton.
Our annual thanksgiving service was held virtually in November
Here we can see GNA members at work during the corona virus pandemic in 2020
Walk on Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park Stratford London in aid of raising diabetes awareness in U.K. and Ghana
Walk on London Bridges in aid of raising diabetes awareness in U.K. and Ghana
The Ghana Nurses Association 2016 Annual Ball was held on Saturday 10th of December 2016 at St Mary’s Great Hall Camberwell New Road London. The theme of the Annual Ball was “Diabetes Awareness In UK and Ghana“.
We aim to raise Diabetes Awareness in the UK and Ghana for the next three years.
A Group of members started the walk from Tower Bridge to Westminster Bridge. The sponsor walk was to raise funds for Diabetes Awareness in Ghana and UK
Please contact Mrs Rose Amankwaah at info@gna-uk.org for further details to sponsor or support
Theme ” Let Thy Light Shine”
GNA members at Thanksgiving service in London 15th May 2016
Theatre matron Rose Amankwaah, who is also an active member of the Ghana Nurses’ Association UK, has worked for the hospital since 1975, when she came to the UK to train as a nurse.
Prior to that, Ghanaian-born Rose was a celebrated sprinter – at one stage the second-fastest woman in Africa. She started running competitively when she was 16 and was soon selected to represent Ghana nationally. In 1973 she represented Africa in the Afro-Latin American games held in Mexico, where she won the gold medal in the 200 metres. Recently she flew to New York to be presented with an award at an evening entitled Honoring Sporting Excellence in Africa (see pictures attached). She said: “It was lovely to have my sporting career honoured in this way.”