Te-Apo, which translates to 'Get Well' in the Akan language, merges the worlds of art and healthcare. Established in Ghana, we are dedicated to supporting stroke patients by raising funds for crucial CT-scans. Through art-focused campaigns, we not only raise funds but also heighten awareness about the early signs of stroke, promoting timely interventions.
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To raise funds for crucial CT Scans for underprivileged stroke patients in Ghana through the sale of art pieces, ensuring they receive timely care while advocating for broader understanding and support within our community
Showcasing art pieces that highlight the stroke crisis and the importance of timely intervention
Selling art to raise funds for CT Scans and building a dedicated stroke fund.
Conducting screenings to identify at risk individuals and provide early intervention
Engaging the public with posts on social media to educate about stroke prevention and early signs.
Organize painting events to allow people express their creativity while learning about stroke.
It is of notable mention that Te-Apo, an organisation run by Dr. Ankrah, has been at the forefront of stroke advocacy in Ghana. The support of the organisation towards the GSAHW Pavilion 2024 was profound.
As part of the creative response to the intersection of the arts and health, a body of work created by Dr Kwasi Aboryo Ankrah, a medical doctor and artist, through his sculptures and paintings, advocated for stroke management...
Medical practitioners at the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital have raised concerns about a surge in the number of stroke cases recorded annually at the facility. Neurologists at the hospital report that the hospital records about 1000 cases annually,...
