Here’s a short video of our 30th Anniversary dinner dance.
Why become a GNA member?
Promote the on-going well-being of members, their friends and families both in the UK and Ghana.
Support members in their continuous professional development, career aspirations and advancement and/or in retirement.
Promote the Ghanaian culture and traditions within the Diaspora through welfare and social community activities in the UK and Ghana.
Our Motto:
‘We Care and We Serve’
MISSION STATEMENT: The Charity is committed to promoting the well-being and advancement of members, their families and friends both in the UK and Ghana.
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Introduction
GHANA NURSES ASSOCIATION (UK) formed in 1993
Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO) No.1152584
Ghana Nurses Association (UK) is a non-party political organisation, formed by and for Ghanaian Registered Nurses, Midwives and Health Visitors who work and live in the United Kingdom.
Management of the charitable incorporated organisation is effected through directors of the company, who are also trustees for the purposes of charity law. The officers are elected at the Annual General Meeting.
GNA is 30 years –We Care and We Serve. To God Be the Glory
Values
We hold firmly and embody positive and optimistic outlook throughout our deliberations. We are dependable, highly committed and consistent in our relationships, open minded, respectful of the rights of individuals, honest, creative and loyal in all we do. Accountable to members, donors, sponsors and statutory bodies.
We always aim and pride ourselves on our ability to care and serve, honestly and diligently, all those whom we live with and entrusted to our care.
Vision
Promote the on-going well-being of members, their friends and families both in the UK and Ghana.
Support members in their continuous professional development, career aspirations and advancement and/or in retirement
Promote the Ghanaian culture and traditions within the Diaspora through welfare and social community activities in the UK and Ghana
Purchase and manage a community centre for the use of the charity and other community welfare groups within the Diaspora
Work in collaboration with other community welfare groups both in the UK and Ghana in supporting education, health promotion and industrial initiatives
Meeting Times
Most of our meetings will continue to be via Zoom unless otherwise stated (Nov 2022)
General meetings held bi-monthly (last Sunday of the Month)
Executives meeting held bi-monthly.
Time: 4 – 7pm
General Meeting Times for the Year 2024
28th January 2024 (Face to Face)
24th March 2024
26th May 2024
28th July 2024
29th Sept. 2024 Annual General Meeting ( Face to Face )
24th Nov 2024
Venue
Walworth Methodist Church
54 Camberwell Road
London
SE5 0EN
