The Activa Group Foundation observed its first-ever ACTIVA Social Day by spending time with 61 children at the Weep Not Child Orphanage in Darmang, Eastern Region, as construction of new washroom and learning facilities gets underway
The Activa Group Foundation has officially launched its inaugural ACTIVA Social Day, a corporate-wide initiative observed by all Activa International Insurance subsidiaries on July 17, 2026, to reaffirm the foundation’s commitment to making a meaningful impact on vulnerable communities.
The milestone event saw staff and representatives of the foundation visit the Weep Not Child Orphanage in Darmang, Eastern Region, where they spent the day engaging with the 61 children who call the orphanage home. Through moments of joy, care, and shared experiences, the foundation demonstrated its commitment to corporate social responsibility and its dedication to creating positive change beyond its core insurance business.
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As part of its ongoing commitment to improving the well-being of the children, the foundation has commenced the construction of new washroom facilities and a dedicated learning area at the orphanage. Once completed, these projects will provide a safer, more comfortable, and conducive environment for the children, supporting both their daily lives and educational development.
The inaugural ACTIVA Social Day reflects the foundation’s belief that protecting lives goes beyond insurance. It is about showing compassion, creating opportunities, and making a meaningful difference in the communities we serve,” a statement from the foundation read.
The initiative aligns with the Activa Group Foundation’s broader mission to drive sustainable development, environmental stewardship, health, education, and culture across Ghana. The foundation serves as the dedicated corporate social responsibility vehicle for Activa International Insurance and its subsidiaries, designed to deliver maximum, targeted impact to communities and identified groups across the country.
Source: Accra Street Journal
Last Updated on July 22, 2026 by Samuel Kwame Boadu
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