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Good Causes Foundation

The NLA Good Causes Foundation was launched in October 2021. Formerly known as Special Projects, the Foundation's activities stem from the Authority's National Lotto Act, 2006 (Act 722).

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Section 2 Clause 3 of Act 722 states that 'there shall be conducted as part of the operation of National Lotto a lottery with the object of providing care and protection for the physically or mentally afflicted, the needy, the aged, orphans, and destitute children'. This alignment ensures the foundation's legitimacy and underscores its purpose.

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The Good Causes Foundation, headed by the Coordinator, Mr Kadiri Abdul Rauf Issifu, spearheads the Authority's Corporate Social Responsibility and aims to develop, implement, and maintain a structure based on four main pillars approved by the NLA Governing Board.

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HEALTH

  • Medical Outreach in communities, Korle-Wokon, Somanya, Kadjebi, Boanakye and Fiapre
  • Donation of Medical Equipment (incubators) to the Tetteh Quarshie Memorial Hospital in collaboration with the Kokrokoo Foundation and Hope Exchange Hospital in Kumasi
  • Refurbishment of Tema Polyclinic Recovery Ward, Koforidua Central Hospital Children's Ward
  • Support for Weija Leprosarium, Accra Psychiatric Hospital, Bahass Foundation, Wa and Ankaful Psychiatric Hospital.
  • Support to Individuals with Medical Ailments (Baby Selina with Spinal Bifida)
  • Sharing of sanitary towels for pupils in the Afigya Sekyere District
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EDUCATION

  • Building of a Smart Lab for the Borstal Correctional Institute in Accra
  • Providing brilliant but needy students with scholarships
  • Refurbishing Schools - Mamfe Presby Primary School, Gonten Primary School
  • Establishing an IT Lab in collaboration with Ask Ghana for schools in the Agona West Municipality
  • Providing educational materials and equipment for some remote schools
  • Construction of a Three-Unit Classroom Block With Ancillary Facilities In Akyem Dwenase
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YOUTH AND SPORTS DEVELOPMENT

  • Support the Government's YouStart Program with Ten Million Ghana Cedis (GHS 10,000,000.00) in 2022 with a promise of an additional Ten Million Ghana Cedis in 2023.
  • Support the Youth of Adumasa through the Nana Serwaa Brakutu Humanitarian Fund with training in Beads Making and Dress Making
  • Support to Hasaacas Ladies with One Hundred Thousand Cedis
  • Support to Ampem Darkoa Ladies with Forty Thousand Ghana Cedis
  • Support to Henrietta Armah for an International Taekwondo Tournament in Austria
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ARTS AND CULTURE

  • Celebration of our culture through Festivals and our Community Draws or with Cash Donations - Kwahu Obomeng, Hogbetsotso, Fetu Afehye, Nsawam Adoagyir Odwira, Homowo, Akwasidae at Akwamufie among many others
  • Partnering with the Citi FM Heritage Caravan to celebrate our cultural heritage.
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GENERAL SUPPORT

  • Support to the people of Appiatse with GHS 100,000.00 during the explosion
  • Construction of a Corn Milling Facility for the Gonten Community
  • Donation of office equipment to the Ghana Police Service
  • Support to the National Council on Persons with Disability
  • Construction of mechanized boreholes and toilet facilities across the country.
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