Celebrated on-air personality, Shallie Abbiusi has joined the increasing number of benevolent Ghanaians who are showing compassion to victims of floods in the Volta Region.

Shallie, alongside Member of Parliament for South Tongu, one of the areas severely affected by the floods, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, embarked on a mission to provide aid and support to flood victims in Mepe.

The duo visited two out of the 21 camps, which are currently housed in schools due to the devastating floods that have disrupted education in the area.

During their visit, Shallie delivered essential relief items, including clothing and sanitary pads for women, to provide immediate assistance to the vulnerable.

The situation in Mepe remains critical, as a state of emergency has yet to be declared.

Her efforts seek to raise awareness about the ongoing challenges faced by the community and encourage others to extend a helping hand.

Shallie's mission goes beyond just helping those in need; and aims to inspire others to contribute and rally support for the affected communities.

As of Oct. 17, authorities had reported about thirty one thousand people displaced by the flooding, primarily in the Volta Region. 

South, Central, and North Tongu districts in the Region are amongst the worst affected areas after the Volta River Authority (VRA) conducted a spillage of the Akosombo and Kpong dams due to what it called a "consistent rise in the inflow pattern and water level of the Akosombo dam."

On the sidelines of the donation, Shallie said "I made this visit and donation as a sign of my commitment to help displaced Ghanaians when the need arises, and this is one of such situations."

"I will call on all media men, television and radio personalities, celebrities, and public figures to join forces and support the ongoing relief efforts in Mepe and other severely affected communities," she urged.