RCG Women’s Commission Embarks on Charity Mission
RCG Women's Commission Embarks on Charity MissionEmpress Safi, RCG Women's Commissioner, led a team to the Madina Polyclinic's Maternity Ward at Rawlings Circle
On November 9, 2024, Empress Safi, RCG Women’s Commissioner, led a team to the Madina Polyclinic’s Maternity Ward at Rawlings Circle. This visit fulfilled a core tenet of the Rastafari Creed: serving humanity, promoting social justice, and caring for the marginalized.
To actualize their planned donation to the Babies and Mama’s unit, Queen Naa DeiDei Omeadru Mpese I, an Honourable Queen Member of the Women’s Commission, spearheaded a successful fundraising effort.
Heartfelt Gratitude
The RCG Women’s Commission extends deepest gratitude to the following contributors whose kindness has made a significant impact in the lives of Madina Polyclinic’s mothers and newborns:
– Royal Rasta Pineapple (Tampa, Florida)
– Michelle G. Dolphelle Inc.
– Anonymous giver
– Rastafari Council of Ghana
The RCG Women’s Commission Established under Article 6, Section 29 of the Rastafari Council of Ghana Constitution, the Women’s Commission unites women who acknowledge Emperor Haile Selassie I’s divinity and strive to uphold his teachings. The commission recognizes Empress Menen ASFAW’s charitable legacy and seeks to continue supporting the Maternity Ward until it becomes well-resourced.
Empowering Women and Children ,Prioritizing women’s and children’s health and well-being is crucial for a better society. The RCG Women’s Commission remains committed to this mission. Menen Blessings RCG Women’s Commissioner Empress Safi Najeh
