The Ghana Medical Foundation works
"baako-baako",
which means one-by-one. Supporting our staff one-by-one means contributing to their quality of life as they fulfill the mission of the Ghana Medical Foundation
Martin Otoo
“GMF is giving young ones hope for a better future in the medical field.”
Martin Otoo
Martin is pursuing his “Bachelors in Information Systems.” His studies focus on information technology and system management.
When asked why he chose to work with the Ghana Medical Foundation, Martin said, “As a young man, someone saw the technical brilliance in me and decided to invest in my education in order for me to achieve the best in life.”
For Martin, GMF represents that same kind of investment in young people. In his words, “The GMF stands for that” and is focused on “giving young ones hope for a better future in the medical field.”
Martin’s goal in life is to “be one of the top Information Systems Managers in Africa.” He also wants to “develop the skills of the younger generation through technology” and “promote advance learning in Information technology and system management.”
All staff sponsorship funds are distributed and tracked through the Ghana Medical Foundation according to approved staff roles and financial reporting procedures.