NHIA, NADMO register flood victims in Tema Manhean for NHIS access
The National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA), in collaboration with the National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO) and the Tema Metropolitan Assembly (TMA), conducted a special registration and renewal exercise for flood victims in Tema Manhean. The two-day exercise was held from July 20 to 21, 2026, by the NHIS Tema East District Office within the Homowo Electoral Area. The intervention aimed to help residents affected by recent floods regain access to healthcare services without financial difficulties. Ms. Kafui Aku Gunu, the NHIS Tema East District Manager, stated that the collaboration with NADMO reflected the commitment of stakeholders to protecting the health and wellbeing of citizens, especially during periods of crisis.
Enock Afutu Kotei, the Assembly Member for the Homowo Electoral Area, praised the NHIA and NADMO for the timely support, describing the initiative as a critical intervention for families recovering from the floods. Residents were educated on the benefits of the NHIS, the importance of maintaining active membership, and the range of medical services covered under the scheme. Mr. Kotei also urged residents to adopt proper sanitation practices, particularly by keeping drains free from refuse, to help reduce the risk of future flooding.
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The NHIA, NADMO, and Tema Metropolitan Assembly have partnered to register flood victims in Tema Manhean for NHIS access. This initiative aims to
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