Solidage Africa Foundation (SAF), led by Mr. Felix Kwame Zoiku, has donated a signboard to the Adolescent Unit of the Kpone Polyclinic, in a move aimed at improving access to adolescent-friendly health services within the community.

The donation is expected to enhance the visibility of the Adolescent Unit, making it easier for adolescents and other community members to locate the facility. Clear signage is considered crucial in encouraging young people to seek health information and services, particularly in addressing common barriers such as stigma, fear, and limited awareness.

Speaking on the importance of the gesture, the Foundation noted that the intervention reflects its belief that targeted and practical support can significantly improve health service delivery. By supporting the Adolescent Unit, SAF is contributing to improved access to reproductive health education, counseling, and other essential services tailored to the needs of adolescents.

The initiative also underscores SAF’s collaborative approach to community development, as it continues to work closely with health facilities and local stakeholders to address identified gaps within local health systems.

Solidage Africa Foundation reaffirmed its commitment to advancing health, education, and empowerment initiatives across communities, with a particular focus on supporting young people to make informed and healthy choices for a brighter future.