To help build a healthy nation where no one is left behind because of diabetes.
To help build a healthy nation where no one is left behind because of diabetes.
Viola Diabetes Foundation
Educate the public about diabetes.
Offer self-care education and support for individuals with diabetes
Check blood sugar levels for high-risk individuals and those living with diabetes.
Provide devices and medications for diabetes management.
Organize diabetes clinics.
Develop data collection tools and collect data on diabetes.
Our activities focus on promoting a healthy lifestyle, supporting early detection, and assisting in the effective management of diabetes. We
Educate the public about diabetes.
Organize diabetes clinics.
Check blood sugar levels for high-risk individuals and those living with diabetes.
Offer self-care education and support for individuals with diabetes
Provide devices and medications for diabetes management.
Develop data collection tools and collect data on diabetes.
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The Viola Diabetes Foundation, through its Viola Community Diabetes Programme, helps to control diabetes in rural areas by raising awareness about the disease, conducting screenings, and providing resources for managing the disease.
The Viola Diabetes Foundation, through its Norvisi Initiative, assists individuals with diabetes who face mobility challenges by providing the devices and accessories needed to self-monitor their blood sugar levels at home.
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The Viola Diabetes Foundation, through its Viola Community Diabetes Programme, helps to control diabetes in rural areas by raising awareness about the disease, conducting screenings, and providing resources for managing the disease.
The Viola Diabetes Foundation, through its Norvisi Initiative, assists individuals with diabetes who face mobility challenges by providing the devices and accessories needed to self-monitor their blood sugar levels at home.
Partnered with a rural district to designate 7 public health centres serving over 73,000 people as free blood sugar testing centres.
The Viola Diabetes Foundation was founded in December 2020 by Ruby Biaku with support from her siblings.
It was initially named the Viola Biaku Diabetes Foundation in honour of their mother, Mrs Viola Grace Afua Biaku, who lived well with Type 2 diabetes for nearly 40 years.
The foundation’s primary aim at that time was to support diabetes care in Leklebi Kame and Kudzra, the home villages of Viola and her children. In these communities, residents had to risk their lives by using illegal and unsafe commercial motorbikes (also called Okada) to travel several miles across several villages to check their blood sugar, as there were no testing or diabetes services available at the local health centre.
Soon after the launch of the foundation and seeing the positive impact of their efforts on the community, the board resolved to expand their services to other rural and underserved communities across Ghana. Consequently, the foundation’s name was changed to the Viola Diabetes Foundation to better reflect this broader mission.
The foundation’s logo features a lotus flower, symbolising health, and the colour violet, associated with the name Viola, is represented in various shades throughout the foundation’s branding.
The Viola Diabetes Foundation was founded in December 2020 by Ruby Biaku with support from her siblings.
It was initially named the Viola Biaku Diabetes Foundation in honour of their mother, Mrs Viola Grace Afua Biaku, who lived well with Type 2 diabetes for nearly 40 years.
The foundation’s primary aim at that time was to support diabetes care in Leklebi Kame and Kudzra, the home villages of Viola and her children. In these communities, residents had to risk their lives by using illegal and unsafe commercial motorbikes (also called Okada) to travel several miles across several villages to check their blood sugar, as there were no testing or diabetes services available at the local health centre.
Soon after the launch of the foundation and seeing the positive impact of their efforts on the community, the board resolved to expand their services to other rural and underserved communities across Ghana. Consequently, the foundation’s name was changed to the Viola Diabetes Foundation to better reflect this broader mission.
The foundation’s logo features a lotus flower, symbolising health, and the colour violet, associated with the name Viola, is represented in various shades throughout the foundation’s branding.