A Fight Against Stroke

We work towards timely stroke diagnosis and access to lifesaving care for all.​
ABOUT US
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
art auctions & exhibitions
Selling art to raise funds for CT Scans and building a dedicated stroke fund.
online campaigns
Engaging the public with posts on social media to educate about stroke prevention and early signs.
health screenings
Conducting screenings to identify at risk individuals and provide early intervention
sip n paint events
Organize painting events to allow people express their creativity while learning about stroke.
THE TE-APO STROKE FUND
Our Stroke fund is dedicated to providing critical support to underprivileged individuals who are at risk of or have experienced a stroke. By alleviating the financial burden associated with urgent medical care, we aim to ensure that every stroke patient receives the prompt and essential treatment they need.
our impact

Te-Apo has funded lifesaving CT scans for underprivileged stroke patients across five regions in Ghana, supported screenings that identify high-risk individuals early, and used art to raise awareness and mobilise communities towards timely stroke care.

ACHIEVEMENTS
Launched the Te-Apo Stroke Fund


Featured in Ghana’s largest newspaper

Member in the second cohort of the Ashesi Health and Care Initiative


Screened 500+ individuals to identify those at risk of stroke

Come join us

Every CT scan we fund saves a life. Be a part of a community working towards good health and well-being for all.

testimonials
9 november 2025
Stroke becomes Ghana’s deadliest killer – GBD 2025

In a staggering find from the newly released Global Burden of Disease Study, stroke has broken into the number one position as the foremost cause of death in Ghana, surpassing traditional threats such as lower respiratory infections and neonatal conditions

6 june 2024
Global South Arts and Health Week 2024 held in Accra

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.

12 MArch, 2024
KATH Doctors lament 500% increase in stroke cases annually

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,…