The Ghana Medical Trust Fund has received a significant boost in its mission to improve healthcare delivery across the country, following a generous donation from First Atlantic Bank.

The donation was presented on September 16, 2025, when a high-level delegation from the Bank, led by Daniel Marfo, Executive Director, Business, visited the Fund.

He was accompanied by James Abonney, Regional Head, Accra East; Chris Kan-Dapaah, Group Head, Energy Banking & Financial Institutions; and Ebenezer Akyeampong, Head, Corporate Communications.

Receiving the delegation, the Administrator of the Fund, Obuobia Darko-Opoku, expressed deep appreciation to First Atlantic Bank for what she described as timely and impactful support.

She highlighted that the contribution would directly strengthen ongoing interventions, particularly in tackling chronic non-communicable diseases and providing specialised care for vulnerable patients nationwide.

Darko-Opoku also emphasised the critical role of corporate institutions in complementing government’s vision of building a resilient healthcare system.

She praised First Atlantic Bank for demonstrating purposeful corporate citizenship and reaffirmed the Fund’s commitment to ensuring that every contribution translates into saving lives and creating lasting impact.

Speaking on behalf of the Bank, Daniel Marfo reiterated First Atlantic’s strong commitment to initiatives that expand access to quality healthcare.

He noted that the donation reflects the Bank’s corporate social responsibility agenda and its belief that good health is a cornerstone of national development.

He further assured the Fund of the Bank’s readiness to support future health interventions.