Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams Donates GHS 100K and Relief Items to Ghana Mental Health Authority
Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams Donates GHS 100K and Relief Items to Ghana Mental Health Authority

On the 12th July, 2025, the Founder and General Overseer of Action Chapel International, Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams made a timely and generous donation to the Ghana Mental Health Authority, following reports that the country’s mental health facilities were on the verge of a food shortage, with only one week of supplies left to sustain patients.
In response to the alarming news, the Archbishop donated GHS 100,000 in cash, along with a truckload of essential food items, including rice, cooking oil, beans, maize, gari, and flour. The donation brought a wave of relief and hope to the facility, serving as a practical demonstration of Christian love in action.
Receiving the donation, Professor Pinamang Appau, CEO of the Mental Health Authority, expressed her heartfelt gratitude, emphasizing that the gesture would go a long way in helping stabilize the food supply across the various facilities. She further assured that the donation would be used for its intended purpose. Also present were Dr. Julius Xatse, Acting Hospital Director at Ankaful Psychiatric Hospital, and Dr. Josephine Stiles Darko, Deputy Head of Communications, who both commended the Archbishop and the leadership of Action Chapel for their swift and selfless response.
“The Church is called not only to preach the Gospel but to live it out,” Archbishop Duncan-Williams has often taught, and this act of generosity clearly reflects that principle.
This donation is not just about meeting a need; it is a prophetic call for others in the body of Christ, the corporate world, and society at large to respond to the cry of the vulnerable.