Lower Manya Krobo Municipal Assembly Engages Stakeholders to Strengthen HIV/AIDS Prevention and Management Efforts

The Lower Manya Krobo Municipal Assembly organized a stakeholder engagement on HIV/AIDS, bringing together key partners and stakeholders to deliberate on strategies for strengthening community-based efforts in the prevention, management, and control of HIV/AIDS, as well as addressing related public health concerns.
In his opening remarks, Mr. Samuel Affadu, Municipal Coordinating Director of the Lower Manya Krobo Municipal Assembly, encouraged participants to actively contribute their expertise, insights, and commitment toward safeguarding the community against the impact of HIV/AIDS. He emphasized the need for sustained collaboration, collective responsibility, and coordinated action among stakeholders to effectively address the challenges posed by the disease.
Speaking at the engagement, Ms. Margaret Kodi, the Assembly’s HIV/AIDS Focal Person, called on stakeholders to become strong advocates in the fight against HIV/AIDS. She highlighted the importance of intensified public education, awareness creation, and community outreach initiatives in reducing new infections, combating stigma and discrimination, and promoting healthy lifestyles among residents.
The engagement provided a valuable platform for dialogue, experience sharing, and the exchange of ideas, while also facilitating the development of practical and sustainable approaches to addressing HIV/AIDS-related issues within the municipality.