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Paddies, a group of friends from diverse professional backgrounds with like minds to voluntarily offer support to individuals have donated sets of clothing and fishing materials to Senya Breku.
The donation to the fishing community in the Central Region is part of the social responsibility by the club aimed at supporting the fishing community to meet their social needs and thereby help them in their various livelihoods.
The group also offered health screening in areas of blood sugar checking, rapid diagnostic for malaria, blood pressure, eye examination and distributed reading glasses to some elderly persons with eye defects.

The medical team referred about 20 on account of cataract.
Speaking on the rationale behind the donation, Director of Public Affairs for the group, Frank Kofi Ayivor noted that as professionals with varied backgrounds and experiences.
"We leverage our skills, networks, and own resources to harness various levels of support packages and interventions to achieve this," he said.
“In view of our mission, it is our belief that with the right awareness and sustained education, the health situation, education and living standards of our people could be much improved with such interventions,” he added.
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