Work for Jesus,
Heal the Sick.

Too often we wait until the cry for help fades into silence before we offer our hands.

What use is kindness when it comes too late?

AN OPEN LETTER

Show them love now — while they breathe.

Very often, we wait until people's cry for help fades into silence, and until their struggle ends in tragedy before we offer our hands, our hearts, and our resources. But what use is money and kindness when it comes too late?

We write great tributes, show great concern, make huge donations, express deep sympathy — when those who need it are gone. Where was all that when it mattered most?

The person in need does not require flowers on their grave. They need all the human support now, while they breathe.

"The small generosity today can mean the difference between hope and despair, healing and suffering, life and loss."

Help me to break the cycle, to lift the poor elderly up while they live — before they fall. Help me to answer their calls before they are no longer able to make them.

We should not wait for their death to remind us of their worth.

Please help me show them love now — help them now with their basic needs, because tomorrow may be too late.

— Dr. Edward Danso

PORTRAIT OF DR. EDWARD KWAME DANSO

Biography

Dr. Edward Kwame Danso

Research — Regenerative Medicine (Geriatrics)

NMD · PhD · MSc · CPL · CSM · IIA · CCNA · MSCE · MCP

"I am working for Jesus to heal the sick, to promote good health and well-being for the ageing population globally — to prevent and treat the diseases prone to them."

With over 29 years of industrial professional experience and 14 years of research in regenerative medicine and geriatrics, I have changed the livelihoods of many and deployed innovative businesses with purpose.

A geriatrics specialist and strategic management consultant. Alumni of AOTS – Japan. Chartered member of the Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA, IT Audit, USA).

"The secret of the care of the patient is in caring for the patient."

— Dr. Francis W. Peabody

OUR WORK