Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association - GRNMA, GAR

01/05/2026

GRNMA-GAR COMMEMORATES 2026 IWD WITH A REGIONAL SEMINAR

With women making up almost 90% of the Nursing and Midwifery workforce in Ghana, the Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association through its Women and Gender Committee has over the past years taken steps to empower its members especially the women to overcome barriers, make giant strides and influence policy.

In furthering this agenda, the Greater Accra regional branch under the leadership of Chairman Jefferson Asare Danquah yesterday held seminar to celebrate women.
In addressing participants, the special guest of honour H.E Hajia Mrs. Samira Bawumia extolled nurses and midwives for the great sacrifices and commitment towards healthcare in Ghana. She further pledged a 20,000ghc support for the great initiative to get all female Nurses and Midwives in GAR screened for Cervical cancer.
The event was Chaired by the Greater Accra regional Chief Nursing and Midwifery Officer Mrs. Vivian Dwira with speakers including the GAR Coordinator Mr. David Sam-Appiah, regional Chairman Mr. Jefferson Asare Danquah and the Vice Principal of Korlebu NMTC Mrs Victoria Boateng representing the keynote speaker.

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24/04/2026

The role of women in the scheme of affairs cannot be underestimated, and GRNMA-GAR is proud to join the celebration of our women as we commemorate the 2026 International Women’s Day.

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23/04/2026

GRNMA PARTAKE IN 2026 PRE-MAY FORUM.

In the early hours of today, members of the Greater Accra regional branch of GRNMA represented the union in the organised labour forum held at the GNAT hall.

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02/04/2026

GRNMA-GAR HOLDS IT'S FIRST QUARTER REGIONAL COUNCIL MEETING - 2/04/2026

The Greater Accra regional branch of the GRNMA held it's regional Council meeting yesterday to deliberate on issues affecting members within the region.
Bringing together chairpersons and secretaries from all the administrative districts of the region for the first time after a substantive Chairman was elected for the region, the moment affirmed the resolve of the region to unite and stand together in pursuing a common goal.
Deliberations were led by the Chairman of the region, Mr Jefferson Asare Danquah, and districts present also took turns to outline issues of concern within their jurisdiction.

Also present to observe proceedings were the GNMTA national and zonal leaders. The house also welcomed a team from 1st merit trust who gave a presentation on the super tier 3 scheme which is helping most nurses and midwives to cut down their taxes and save for a great future.

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19/03/2026

18/03/2026

Additional photos from the Day 2 of the GRNMA NEC Greater Accra Regional tour

18/03/2026

GRNMA ROUNDS UP GAR TOUR WITH A GRAND DURBAR AT TEMA GENERAL HOSPITAL -18/3/2026

The national executive committee of the Ghana registered Nurses and midwives association successfully ended their tour of the Greater Accra region yesterday with a grand durbar hosted by the Tema district branch.
Day 2 of the tour commenced with a visit to the Kpone Hospital where a mini durbar was organised for the team led by the President of the association, Mrs. Perpetual Ofori Ampofo to interact with members in the facility.
The President, in her address, assured members present that concerns raised will be forwarded to the minister of health and other stakeholders for redress.
The next stop was at the Tema General Hospital, where a courtesy call was made to the management of the hospital. The acting nurse manager, together with the heads of finance and human resources, welcomed the entourage on behalf of the medical supt and other management members who were out on an equally important assignment.
The President used the moment to appreciate the support offered to nurses and midwives in the facility and pleaded for more on behalf of our members.

The team then zoomed into the grand durbar, which offered members from all parts of the region the opportunity to seek answers directly from leadership on a barage of issues.
Members left the venue quite satisfied and called for more of such engagements.

The regional leadership wishes to thank the national executive team led by our President, Mrs. Perpetual Ofori Ampofo for taking time of their busy schedule to engage members within our region, and wish the team God's guidance as they travel to other part of the country.

Our sincere gratitude also goes to all our cherished nurses and midwives who contributed in diverse ways to make the visit from NEC a memorable one.

Let's all continue to collaborate in building an enviable regional branch.

UNITY IS STRENGTH

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17/03/2026

GRNMA NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ENGAGES GAR NURSES & MIDWIVES

16/03/2026

National Executive Committee of GRNMA PAYS COURTESY CALL ON GREATER ACCRA REGIONAL HEALTH DIRECTORATE - 16/03/2026

As part of a working visit to the Greater Accra Region, the National leadership of the Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association led by the President, Mrs. Perpetual Ofori Ampofo today visited the Greater Accra Regional Health Directorate.
The team was welcomed by the regional director of health services, Dr. Robert Amesiya, the regional Chief Nursing and Midwifery Officer (CNMO), Mrs. Vivian Dwira and other deputy directors and departmental heads.

In outlining the purpose of the visit, the President of the Association mentioned that her team will be visiting the Kpone health centre and will also participate in a durbar to be hosted at the Tema general hospital , where members across the region are expected to interact and lay forth some challenges they face in their line of duty.
The regional director of health services, in his speech acknowledged the important role nurses and midwives play in the health delivery chain, and assured the association that his doors will always be opened for feedback after the tour so that all stakeholders can work together to address concerns raised.
Other members of the national executive team who joined the visit were the 1st vice president, Mr. Samuel Akolgo, Assist. secretary Mr. Anthony Sopaal, the national treasurer Mr. Moses Anyigba, national Assistant treasurer Mr. Thomas Lambon and the national p.r.o Mr. Joseph Krampah.
Also representing the Greater Accra regional leadership were the Regional Chairman Mr. Jefferson Asare Danquah, the 1st Vice chairperson Ms. Kate Botchwey-Mensah, the Regional PRO Mr. David Sam-Appiah, Assistant PRO Mr. Coleman Anani-Jr Adator, the Regional treasurer Mr. Mamudu Aminu and his Vice Ms. Margaret Dakubu.

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13/03/2026

GRNMA-GAR JOINS EVENT TO COMMEMORATE INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY 2026.

On wednesday 11th March 2026, delegates from the GAR joined nurses and midwives from other administrative regions to celebrate women at an event organised by the Women and Gender committee of the GRNMA.

The event brought together great personalities which included Prof. Margaret Gyapong from the University of health and Allied sciences, Mrs. Mary Amoah Kuffuor - founder Klicks Africa Foundation,Mr. Daniel Osei Tuffuor - the founder of YAWC Network among others.

Chairing this grand occasion, the president of the Ghana registered nurses and midwives association Mrs. Perpetual Ofori Ampofo seized the opportunity to call for equity when it comes to leadership roles in key establishments. She extolled the giant strides women have made in the field of health and other sectors and called for a levelled playing field for all.
Other speakers also empowered women with their speeches whiles urging men to support and help women thrive.

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24/02/2026

GRNMA-GAR ELECTS MR. JEFFERSON ASARE DANQUAH AS IT'S SUBSTANTIVE REGIONAL CHAIRMAN

The long awaited elections of the Greater Accra Regional branch of the GRNMA finally came of on friday, the 20th of February 2026 at the regional secretariat, Zoti - Korle-bu.

10 delegates each from the 21 administrative districts of the region converged to fulfil this constitutional mandate which arose due the untimely demise of the late Regional Chairman, Elder Prince Opuni Frimpong.

Contesting in this elections were Squadron Leader Bismark Asare of the 37 Nursing and Midwifery Training College, Mr. Samuel Hanu of the Mental Health Authority, Mr. Prosper Kpobi from Korle-bu Teaching Hospital (who later pulled out of the contest), the acting Chairman of the region Mr. Jefferson Asare Danquah and Mr. Michael Narh from the Public Health Nursing school.
At the end of the voting, Mr. Jefferson Asare Danquah was crowned the winner as he beat his closest contender Sqd. Ldr. Bismark Asare by a convincing margin (141 votes - 63votes).

The newly elected Chairman in his acceptance speech extended an olive branch to all contestants, invited everyone to join hands with him to build the regional brand into an enviable one.

The 1st Vice President of the association , Mr. Samuel Alagkora Akolgo (Esq.) in giving his closing remarks admonished all regional executives to support the elected Chairman to achieve his vision.
He also used the moment to swear into office the 1st vice Chairperson of the region Ms. Kate Botchwey-Mensah and the appointed APRO of the region, Mr. Coleman Anani-Jr Adator.

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20/02/2026

Hearty congratulations on your well-deserved election as GRNMA Greater Accra Regional Chairman! JEFFERSON ASARE DANQUAH

This remarkable achievement is a testament to your dedication, leadership, and unwavering commitment to the nursing and midwifery profession. Your passion for service and advocacy has truly set you apart, and this new role reflects the confidence and trust your colleagues have placed in you.

As you take on this important responsibility within the Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association, may you be guided by wisdom, strength, and integrity. We are confident that under your leadership, the Greater Accra Region will experience progress, unity, and impactful representation.

Wishing you great success as you champion the welfare, growth, and advancement of nurses and midwives.

Congratulations once again!