The fourth edition of the ‘Ghana Philanthropy Awards 2025’ has recognized the exceptional dedication and contribution of Mrs. Lydia Abena Manu Adofo, Chief Executive Officer of the WillingWay Recovery and Rehabilitation Centre, to mental health and awareness. Mrs. Adofo received the prestigious “Lifetime Contribution to Mental Health Reform” award, a testament to her tireless efforts in educating the public on mental health illnesses and treatment options.
The fourth edition of the ‘Ghana Philanthropy Awards 2025’ celebrates individuals and institutions making a positive impact on society. Mrs. Adofo’s award is a shining example of her commitment to improving mental health outcomes in Ghana.
WillingWay Recovery and Rehabilitation Centre has been at the forefront of mental health and substance abuse initiatives, sensitizing youth in high schools on the dangers of excessive drug and substance use.
In her acceptance speech, Mrs. Adofo urged the government to support organizations like WillingWay Recovery and Rehabilitation Centre in their mission to educate the public on mental health. Her passionate plea highlights the need for continued efforts to address mental health challenges in Ghana.
WillingWay Recovery and Rehabilitation Centre remains committed to its mission, actively engaging with high school students to raise awareness about the risks associated with substance abuse and mental health. This recognition is a testament to their dedication and hard work in promoting mental health reform in Ghana.
