Sentuo Group Limited has presented a major consignment of food, drinking water and protective supplies to the Jubilee House for onward support to households and communities affected by 29th June, 2026 floods.
The intervention places practical support behind the national relief effort at a time when affected families continue to confront disrupted livelihoods, damaged homes and pressure on basic household supplies. It also shows how responsible private-sector action can strengthen public response systems when urgent needs extend beyond the capacity of any single institution.
The humanitarian contribution according to Sentuo Group Limited’s comprised 4,000 bags of rice, each weighing 25 kilograms; 800 bags of sugar, each weighing 50 kilograms; 400 boxes of granular maize; 1,000 pairs of Wellington boots; 4,000 bags of sachet water; 1,000 mosquito nets; 500 cartons of Abena Sunflower Oil; and 300 cartons of Cindy Sardines. The rice accounts for 100 metric tonnes and the sugar for 40 metric tonnes, giving a confirmed combined mass of 140 metric tonnes.
The donation also reflects a wider public-interest principle: humanitarian support is most effective when compassion is matched by credible records, needs-based allocation and coordinated delivery. Those safeguards protect public trust and help ensure that every contribution is directed towards meaningful relief for people in need.
The items were received by the Chief of Staff Dr. Julius Debrah, Presidential advisor on Legal Affairs Marietta Agyeiwaa Brew, among senior government officials.
For Sentuo Group, the intervention is a practical expression of corporate citizenship and shared responsibility. Group CEO for Sentuo said in supporting a coordinated national response, “the company has placed tangible resources behind the principle that institutions strengthen society when they stand with vulnerable people in times of hardship”.
Sentuo Group’s support adds momentum to that collective effort and affirms that service to people in need remains one of the clearest measures of responsible leadership.
Story by : Wisdom Hededzome
