Coronation Insurance partners Chosen Rehab Centre in transforming lives

 


As part of its vision of transforming the African continent, Coronation Insurance has taken an audacious step to partner with the Chosen Rehab Centre in the quest to transform lives. As part of its social responsibility, the company joined the centre in putting smiles on the faces of people undergoing rehabilitation from various kinds of addictive behaviours.

Identifying the centre’s major needs, the company provided food items - including bags of rice, beans, maize, oil, oats, milk and many more. Additionally, the company donated items such as toiletries, pillows, shoes, clothes, etc. to assist in the daily running of the facility and to cater for the personal well-being of the people at the centre.

The items were presented at a brief ceremony held at the Chosen Rehab Centre’s headquarters located at Achimota. While presenting the items, the Managing Director of Coronation Insurance, Mr. Adedayo Arowojolu, said: “Through this project, the company aspires to lend a helping hand to the less privileged in society and to also help rid the streets and communities of addicts, orphans and street kids who may pose a national threat to public safety. As a company, our interests include associating with endeavours that transform lives; and with what I have seen here today, I’m convinced that we have made the right choice to partner with Chosen Rehab”, he added.

Receiving the items, Mr. Dereck Ameyaw, Spokesperson for Chosen Rehab Centre, expressed his pleasure and gratitude of the centre to Coronation Insurance, and assured the company that the items will be put to good use. He also stated that 30 percent of the things will be given to street children as they do every week, and further urged more companies to support the centre.

About Chosen Rehab

Chosen Rehab Centre is a non-profit organisation with an Orphanage, Men and Women Rehab Centre which has spear-headed the rehabilitation of people with highly addictive behaviors, mental disorders and substance abuse since 2008. They embark on outreach programs to the Slums/ Ghettoes with the aim of rescuing children and addicts and offering them food, shelter, medical care, and transforming and rehabilitating them. They also run a cell/prison outreach where they visit the cells and share the gospel with the inmate and give them food as well. The Centre currently has over 450 people under its care.

About Coronation Insurance

Coronation Insurance Ghana LTD is a leading Ghanaian insurance company licensed by the National Insurance Commission (NIC) to offer diverse range of products and services covering all classes of non-life insurance such as motor insurance, marine insurance, fire and special perils, goods-in-transit, all risks insurance, etc.

The time-tested expertise of the Company in risk management and actuarial services over the years, has positioned it as one of Ghana's fastest growing insurance companies and one of the top 5 companies in the insurance industry with the best claims reserves. With a legacy of business operations in Ghana since 2009, the Company provides products and services that are designed to offer value beyond the ambit of traditional insurance services.

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