Our impact
Wellness should reach everyone.
Community is part of Livewell's identity — not a footnote of corporate charity.
The most visible Community moment so far is the maiden Livewell Festival: free public screening, movement and education at the University of Ghana Poolside on 4 April 2026.
Further programmes — market outreach, women's health, diabetes education, campus wellness — will be published as they take place, with location, date and what happened.
Community projects
Active4 April 2026 · University of Ghana Poolside, Accra
Livewell Festival public screening
Free blood pressure, glucose and BMI checks in a public gathering, alongside movement and education.
Prevention offered in the open, without a clinic appointment.
Why impact matters
If wellness only lives behind a membership wall, it has failed. Impact is how Livewell stays honest about who the work is for.
Preventive health
Free blood pressure, glucose and BMI checks at Festival — so people can know more about their bodies without a clinic appointment.
Women's wellness
Including breast-health awareness as programmes are confirmed. Named campaigns appear here with dates — not in advance.
Youth & campus
The maiden Festival was held at the University of Ghana. Further campus and school initiatives will be published when they are dated.
Movement
A 6am health walk, yoga and group fitness designed so beginners and families could take part without intimidation.
Nutrition
Food education as public health — Ghanaian ingredients, everyday eating, no diet culture.
Sustainability
Land, food and gathering treated as if Monday still matters. The Eco Farm will carry this further when it is productive.
Impact numbers
A growing public record
As programmes grow, their public record will live here — people screened, communities reached, events, partners.
- People screened
- Communities reached
- Events
- Participants
- Volunteers
- Health professionals
- Regions
- Partners