O’mints Foundation

O’mints Foundation O'mints Foundation is a registered non-profit organisation located in Belgium and Ghana.

We render help to the less privileged (The Needy, Orphans, Poor widows and widowers with children, Innocent souls in prison and Accident victims).

Today, our team visited Bekwai SDA Senior High School (SDASS) as part of the ongoing Diabetes Awareness & Screening Proj...
14/05/2026

Today, our team visited Bekwai SDA Senior High School (SDASS) as part of the ongoing Diabetes Awareness & Screening Project 2026.

This session was dedicated to students and staff, focusing on diabetes education and the importance of early detection. Immediately after the awareness program, screenings were conducted to ensure practical follow‑up.

We are proud to share that 200 individuals including both students and staff were successfully screened during this exercise, marking a significant step toward early detection and healthier futures.

We extend heartfelt thanks to the school administration for their warm reception and collaboration in making this impactful outreach possible.

Our gratitude further goes to our sponsors Internationale Solidariteit Stad Antwerpen and 4de_Pijlersorganisatie, and to our partners The Oti Amankwah Foundation , Bekwai Municipal Hospital, and University of Antwerp for their continuous support.

Last Thursday, our Diabetes Awareness & Screening Project 2026 was hosted at the Ashanti South Regional Police Headquart...
30/04/2026

Last Thursday, our Diabetes Awareness & Screening Project 2026 was hosted at the Ashanti South Regional Police Headquarters, Bekwai, in collaboration with the Bekwai NHIS.

This session was dedicated to officers and staff, focusing on diabetes education and the importance of early detection. Immediately after the awareness, screenings were conducted to ensure practical follow‑up.

We extend heartfelt thanks to Bekwai NHIS for partnering with us on this impactful outreach. Special appreciation also goes to the Regional Commander and Staff Officer for their swift response and support in making this program possible.

Our gratitude further goes to our sponsors Internationale Solidariteit Stad Antwerpen and 4de_Pijlersorganisatie, and to our partners The Oti Amankwah Foundation, Bekwai Municipal Hospital, and University of Antwerp.

Our Diabetes Awareness & Screening Project 2026 reached Bekwai Bogyawe today, and what a powerful experience it was. The...
14/04/2026

Our Diabetes Awareness & Screening Project 2026 reached Bekwai Bogyawe today, and what a powerful experience it was.

The community gathered with curiosity and energy. We spoke about diabetes in simple, relatable terms, why it matters, how it affects families, and the hope that comes with early detection.

Over 50 people, young and old, stepped forward for screening. Most had fasting glucose checks, while others did random tests. Each test was a step toward knowledge, prevention, and healthier living.

Special thanks to our sponsors International Solidarity (City of Antwerp)Internationale Solidariteit Stad Antwerpen and 4de Pijlersorganisatie, and to our partners The Oti Amankwah Foundation , Bekwai Municipal Hospital, and University of Antwerp for their strong support.

Our journey with the Diabetes Awareness & Screening Project 2026 continued today at Bekwai Asanso. The energy was inspir...
10/04/2026

Our journey with the Diabetes Awareness & Screening Project 2026 continued today at Bekwai Asanso.

The energy was inspiring after sharing simple, practical knowledge about diabetes and healthy living, we moved straight into action. More than 50 community members, young and old, were screened. Most took fasting glucose tests, while others did random checks.

Special thanks to our sponsors International Solidarity (City of Antwerp)Internationale Solidariteit Stad Antwerpen and 4de Pijlersorganisatie, and to our partners The Oti Amankwah Foundation , Bekwai Municipal Hospital, and University of Antwerp for their strong support.

We kicked off our Diabetes Awareness and Screening Project 2026 today at Bekwai Amoaful. We shared key insights on diab...
07/04/2026

We kicked off our Diabetes Awareness and Screening Project 2026 today at Bekwai Amoaful. We shared key insights on diabetes; its risks, the importance of early detection, and how healthy lifestyle choices can make a difference.

Right after the session, we screened over 50 people (adults and young ones). Most had fasting glucose checks (FBS), while others did random glucose tests(RBS).

Huge thanks to our sponsors International Solidarity (City of Antwerp) and 4de Pijlersorganisatie, and to our partners The Oti Amankwah Foundation, Bekwai Municipal Hospital, and University of Antwerp for their support. Internationale Solidariteit Stad Antwerpen The Oti Amankwah Foundation

On Monday, 16th March, The O’mints Foundation, in collaboration with The Oti-Amankwah Foundation, University of Antwerp,...
23/03/2026

On Monday, 16th March, The O’mints Foundation, in collaboration with The Oti-Amankwah Foundation, University of Antwerp, City of Antwerp, and 4de Pijlersorganisatie, visited the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH) Research & Development Unit. We were warmly received by the Medical Director, Dr. Kwadwo Sarbeng, and the Deputy Director of the Research & Development Unit, Dr. Evans Ansu-Yeboah.

We were shown around the facility and had the opportunity to visit the Physiotherapy Department and other departments, gaining valuable insights into their work and contributions to healthcare. Beyond the hospital tour, we also experienced the historic Komfo Anokye Sword, a powerful symbol of heritage and resilience, making the visit truly memorable.

This engagement reinforced the importance of collaboration between health institutions, international partners, and community-based organizations in advancing research, healthcare delivery, and cultural heritage. We are grateful for the warm reception and the opportunity to learn from their amazing work.

The University of Antwerp, led by Professor Dirk Vissers and Professor Bart Van Rompaey, paid a visit to the O’mints Fou...
21/03/2026

The University of Antwerp, led by Professor Dirk Vissers and Professor Bart Van Rompaey, paid a visit to the O’mints Foundation’s office, located adjacent to the Ashanti South Regional Police Headquarters, Bekwai Sawaba, and made a significant contribution by donating two CPR mannequins.

These mannequins will serve as essential training tools for our First Aid Project, which is designed to equip community members with the knowledge and skills to perform CPR and save lives in emergency situations.

We sincerely thank the University of Antwerp for this invaluable support. Their commitment strengthens our mission to empower communities with practical health education and life-saving capacity. Together, we are advancing safer, healthier, and more resilient communities.

Friday, 13th, The O’mints Foundation, in collaboration with The Oti-Amankwah Foundation, University of Antwerp, City of ...
19/03/2026

Friday, 13th, The O’mints Foundation, in collaboration with The Oti-Amankwah Foundation, University of Antwerp, City of Antwerp, and 4de Pijlersorganisatie, met with staff members of the Ghana Education Service (GES), Bekwai, together with teachers from different schools. We had a great and interactive conversation centered on our ongoing Diabetes Awareness and Screening Project, exploring how education and health initiatives can work hand in hand to empower communities.

The discussions highlighted the vital role teachers and education officers play in shaping the future of our children, while also reinforcing the importance of collaboration between international partners and local institutions. We are grateful for their dedication, passion, and service to the nation’s children, and for their willingness to support health advocacy alongside education. Together, we continue to build stronger foundations for both learning and community health.

On Friday, 13th, The O’mints Foundation, in collaboration with The Oti-Amankwah Foundation, University of Antwerp, City ...
19/03/2026

On Friday, 13th, The O’mints Foundation, in collaboration with The Oti-Amankwah Foundation, University of Antwerp, City of Antwerp, and 4de Pijlersorganisatie, visited the Ashanti South Regional Police Headquarters, Bekwai. We were warmly received by the Regional Commander, DCOP Mr. Joseph Hammond Nyaaba, the Regional Crime Officer, Supt. Antwi, the Staff Officer, Mr. Bright Acheampong, and the Operations Officer, DSP Enoch Boateng.

Regional Commander and his team welcomed us graciously and engaged us in an interactive session, where we discussed how the police could be actively involved in our projects. The session provided an opportunity to explore community health, outreach, and the role of strong institutional partnerships in advancing sustainable development.

The leadership and team have been doing an amazing job not only in Bekwai but across the entire Ashanti Region. We are deeply grateful for the service of our men and women in uniform 🫡👮‍♂️🇬🇭. Kudos to them for their dedication and commitment to building healthier, safer, and more empowered communities together.


Internationale Solidariteit Stad Antwerpen The Oti Amankwah Foundation

On Friday, 13th, The O’mints Foundation, in collaboration with The Oti-Amankwah Foundation, University of Antwerp, City ...
18/03/2026

On Friday, 13th, The O’mints Foundation, in collaboration with The Oti-Amankwah Foundation, University of Antwerp, City of Antwerp, and 4de Pijlersorganisatie, visited the office of the Municipal Chief Executive of Bekwai, Hon. Salifu Issaka Salia. He welcomed us warmly and engaged us in an interactive session, where we discussed health and community development, while sharing insights from our ongoing Diabetes Awareness and Screening Project. The meeting reinforced the value of strong collaboration between international partners and local leadership in advancing sustainable health initiatives and empowering communities.

diabetesproject The Oti Amankwah Foundation Internationale Solidariteit Stad Antwerpen

Last Friday, 13th March, The O’mints Foundation, in collaboration with The Oti-Amankwah Foundation, University of Antwer...
17/03/2026

Last Friday, 13th March, The O’mints Foundation, in collaboration with The Oti-Amankwah Foundation, University of Antwerp, City of Antwerp, and 4de Pijlersorganisatie, passed through the Bekwai M/A Experimental JHS to check on the progress of the recently renovated KG blocks and freshly painted primary school. We engaged with school leaders and community members, gaining a deeper appreciation of the transformation and the impact it is already having on the children.

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PLT 18 BLK Y, New Asanso, Bekwai-Ashanti. Adjacent Police Headquarters Or Bekwai Road
Bekwai
AK-365-2532

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Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00
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