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DC Kwame Kwakye Blog of Wednesday, 5 November 2025
Source: KWAME KWAKYE
In recognition of the organization’s meritorious contribution toward the inclusive human empowerment and sustainable development, Asaasiam Vision International (AVI) in Ghana emerged as the winner of the Outstanding Inclusive Empowerment and Sustainable Development Award at the 2025 Ghana Philanthropy Awards.
Organized by The Business Executive, the event was held at the prestigious La Palm Royal Beach Hotel in Accra on Thursday, October 30th, 2025.
Under the theme “Honouring Philanthropy, Advancing Human Dignity,” the organizers honoured Asaasiam Vision International (AVI) for for their distinguished contributions to the advancement of humanity over the years. AVI was celebrated for their exceptional service and social impact in Ghana.
The award followed a thorough process, which included nomination, shortlisting by independent research consultants, and final selection by a panel of experts in philanthropy and development. This process concluded with AVI being selected as a recipient for the 4th edition of the awards.
A citation honouring AVI’s unparalleled dedication to human development read in part: “Your efforts stood out clearly, exemplifying the values of purpose-driven leadership and corporate responsibility. We are truly honoured to celebrate your dedication to advancing human dignity through philanthropic action.”
The high-profile event, which saw scores of guests dressed in black tie or traditional African wear, brought together influential figures from government, business, civil society, and the media to celebrate champions of giving and impact.
Asaasiam Vision International was presented with a plaque, certificate, and medal of honour in the presence of the distinguished audience.
Speaking to journalists, the founder of Asaasiam Vision International (AVI), Dr. Joseph Asare explained that AVI is a national non-governmental organization (NGO) based in Nkawkaw, Ghana. “We are committed to promoting sustainable development and human rights by empowering disadvantaged communities,” he stated.
Regarding the organization’s mission and focus areas, he highlighted that AVI’s primary goal is to alleviate illiteracy and poverty among impoverished and disabled youth, as well as vulnerable women, while promoting environmental sustainability.