LIFE FOR AFRICA AFFILIATIONS
Life for Africa, Incorporated (LFA) is currently focusing on implementing its
operational structures to build a solid foundation for the organization, as well as
developing strategic partnerships and addressing local critical issues through partners.
To carry out the mission, Life for Africa is seeking to partner with organizations and
individuals that can provide assistance with finance, technical equipment and expertise
and other resources.
In June 2002, LFA launched its first activity to help Africa through medical donations.
LFA Board of Directors Chairman, His Royal Majesty, King Adamtey I, (Dr. Kingsley
Fletcher) and Dr. Ellawese Smith, Board Member, presented medications to the Ministry
of Health in Ghana, West Africa to help local medical hospitals and clinics. Press
conferences with the Minister of Health and Minister of Education we held to
promulgate LFA goals and objectives to help Ghana in Healthcare and Education. LFA
continues to facilitate donations of medicines, medical equipment and supplies to
underserved hospitals and clinics through the Ministry of Health in Ghana and Se (Shai)
State. Additionally, LFA partnered with the employees of North Carolina Mutual Life
Insurance Company to give school supplies and a computer to the Se (Shai)
International School, Kordiable, Ghana.
In February 2003, LFA partnered with Heart of the Father/Operation Christmas Child to
facilitate the distribution of shoebox gifts to the School children of the Se (Shai) Public
School. Also in 2003, His Royal Majesty, King Adamtey I (Dr. Kingsley Fletcher) and
others presented to Tema General Hospital medical supplies and incubators from Life
for Africa.
In 2004, ambulances and pharmaceutics were donated by Life for Africa and Kingsley
Fletcher Ministries in partnership with Operation Blessing International were presented
to the Ministry of Health in Ghana.
Donations received in 2006 for bed linens, pillows, plastic gloves and other medical
supplies were donated to the Deputy Director of Nursing at the Korle Bu Teaching
Hospital in Accra, Ghana. Presentation was made in January 2007.