National Ambulance Service

26/07/2025

CALL FOR APPLICATIONS!!

The Youth Employment Agency (YEA) in collaboration with the National Ambulance Service (NAS) is recruiting 6,000 Community Medical First Responders to serve across the country.

Eligibility Criteria:

• Must be a Ghanaian aged 18–35
• Must have at least a Senior High School (SHS) qualification

Application Deadline: 31st July, 2025

Apply Now: apply.yea.gov.gh

Step up, serve your nation, and be the first to respond when it matters most!

16/05/2025

Fixed Asset Management Training is Underway!

A Fixed Asset Management Training organized by the National Ambulance Service (NAS) is currently in session!

This important program is being facilitated by Mr. Joseph Abassah Effum, a Senior Accountant at the National Account Directorate of Controller and Accountant General (CAGD) Head Office -Accra and will run from 15th to 16th May 2025.

It is designed to equip Heads of Departments, Regional Administrators, OICs, and Regional and Station Accountants with essential skills to manage fixed assets more effectively- boosting operational efficiency and cutting costs across all levels.

Training Venues:
• In-person: NAS Headquarters Conference Room (for Heads of Departments & Units)
• Virtual: Google Teams (for Regional Administrative Managers, Deputy Regional Administrative Managers, Regional Accountants, Station Leaders & Station Accountants)

Stay tuned as we continue to build capacity and strengthen service delivery nationwide!

28/04/2025

Ashanti Regional National Ambulance Service Shines at Ashantifest 2025

The Ashanti Regional National Ambulance Service (NAS) played a key role in the maiden edition of Ashantifest 2025, held from April 12–20 across the Ashanti Region.

Launched by the Ashanti Regional Minister, Dr. Frank Amoakohene, Ashantifest was created to promote unity, culture, and development.

The celebration featured everything from clean-up exercises, boxing night, spelling bees, and fashion shows to a cultural day, food bazaar, free health screenings, blood donation, movie night, and a colorful kente festival.

NAS teams were on standby to provide emergency medical services throughout the festival, ensuring the safety of attendees. They also actively took part in the clean-up exercise, blood donation, and JAMA festival- proving that their commitment goes beyond emergency response.

Ashantifest drew dignitaries and celebrities alike- Hon. Kofi Adams (Minister for sports and recreation), Yaw Ampofo Ankrah (Director General of the National Sports Authority), Hon. Akwasi Gyamfi Onyina Acheampong (Mp for Kwabre East), Dr. William Kwame Amankra Appiah (Ashanti regional director of education) and kumawood stars such as Nana Ama Mcbrown, Kwaku Manu, Akaebenezer, Funny face, Yaw Dabo etc., bringing prestige and support to this vibrant celebration.

Ashantifest 2025 was more than a festival; it was a celebration of Ashanti pride, culture, and communal spirit. We’re proud to have played a role in making it a success.

31/01/2025

13/01/2025

Timely Care...💪
Saves life's...🙏

15/11/2024

NAS HOLDS DINNER AND AWARDS NIGHT TO CLIMAX 20th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION

The National Ambulance Service ( NAS) has held a Dinner and Awards Night to climax the year-long celebration of the Service’s 20 years of dedicated Service to Ghana.

The program which was on theme” Two decades of lifesaving journey: celebrating resilience in Ghana’s pre-hospital Emergency Care“ brought together current and past Directors, Board Members, staff of NAS and other partners.

Speaking at the Awards ceremony the Minister for Health, Dr Okoe Boye extended his heartfelt gratitude to NAS for their selfless Services and dedication to the health and well-being of Ghanaians.

He applauded the Board Chairman, Nana Wiafe Ababio, the first Director, Dr Nana Enyimayew and current CEO, Prof Ahmed Nuhu Zakariah for their Instrumental leadership, vision and tireless work that have been instrumental in steering NAS towards excellence.

The Board Chairman of NAS, Nana Wiafe Ababio also urged the management and staff of the Service to look ahead with renewed commitment to improving the quality and reach of emergency health care in Ghana.

He added that the road ahead will undoubtedly bring new challenges, but it will also present fresh opportunities for innovation, expansion and greater impact

National Ambulance Service has transformed from just seven(7) pilot stations in 2004 to the current number of two hundred and ninety - seven (297) stations.

Below are the Award Winners for the Night;

BEST DISPATCHER PER REGION

1 Abdul Rahman Sakina -Upper East

2 PRINCES GYAN -Ashanti

3 Freda Kwakye Antwiwaa -Bono

4 Francisca Anamang -Western

5 CONSTANCE AGYEIWA- Volta

6 Joyce Sellasie Avadzinu- Greater Accra

7 Gifty Alhassan - Central

8 NANCY KRAMPAH-Eastern

9 Oforiwaah Comfort-
Bono East

10 Imoro Bushira -Savannah

11 Owusuaa-Acheampong Ellen- Ahafo

12 Kingsley Sabogu- Northern

13 ANIAH AZICHIMA ALFRED- Upper West

14 Elizabeth Asante- Western North

15 Adam Fati- North East

16 Jessie S

12/11/2024

The MC for the 20th Anniversary Dinner and Awards Night, which is by invitation, on Wednesday, 13th November, 2024, at the Accra Digital Centre is Caleb Kudah

10/11/2024

Climaxing our year-long activities for the 20th Anniversary Celebration will be a Dinner and Awards Night on Wednesday, 13th November, 2024, at the Accra Digital Centre, which is by invitation.

06/11/2024

Today, we hear from a local mum who regularly attends Child Welfare Clinics (Weighing) in Frankadua, a community in the Asuogyaman District in the Eastern Region.

Our groundbreaking technology is improving access to critical maternal and child health services in 30 health centres in Ghana.

Watch the Service and Simprints Impact film in full on the Ghana Health Service YouTube Channel :

https://youtu.be/1RTvtx-MIKY?si=pDYK_9dGXlMSZxSo

17/08/2024

Five hundred and twenty five (525) Emt's successfully passed out.


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12/05/2024