The Minister for Gender, Children and Social Protection, Dr Agnes Naa Momo Lartey, has met with Mr Norman Harold, husband of media personality Nana Akua Addo, following his discharge from hospital, as part of ongoing efforts to support the welfare of the family.
The meeting comes after an earlier visit by the Minister during which Mr Harold was unavailable because he was receiving medical treatment.
During the engagement, Dr Lartey stressed that the immediate priority of the Ministry is to safeguard the safety, wellbeing and emotional welfare of the family, particularly the children.
She underscored the importance of ensuring that the children are raised in a safe, stable and nurturing environment, free from conflict and circumstances that could negatively affect their growth and development.
According to the Minister, the welfare and best interests of the children must remain paramount as the Ministry and other relevant state institutions continue to address the situation.
Dr Lartey also highlighted the need for appropriate psychosocial and social welfare interventions to support the emotional wellbeing of all members of the family during the period.
As part of the support measures being implemented, social welfare officers will be assigned to monitor the welfare of the children and ensure that their safety and interests are adequately protected.
The Minister reaffirmed the Ministry’s commitment to providing the necessary support services while relevant agencies carry out their respective mandates.
She noted that the Ministry would continue to collaborate closely with the Police and other relevant institutions to support the family’s welfare as investigations into the matter proceed.
The engagement forms part of broader efforts by the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection to promote child protection, family welfare and access to social support services for vulnerable households across the cou
Gender Minister Engages Nana Akua Addo’s Husband, Prioritises Children’s Welfare
The Minister for Gender, Children and Social Protection, Dr Agnes Naa Momo Lartey, has met with Mr Norman Harold, husband of media personality Nana Akua Addo, following his discharge from hospital, as part of ongoing efforts to support the welfare of the family.
The meeting comes after an earlier visit by the Minister during which Mr Harold was unavailable because he was receiving medical treatment.
During the engagement, Dr Lartey stressed that the immediate priority of the Ministry is to safeguard the safety, wellbeing and emotional welfare of the family, particularly the children.
She underscored the importance of ensuring that the children are raised in a safe, stable and nurturing environment, free from conflict and circumstances that could negatively affect their growth and development.
According to the Minister, the welfare and best interests of the children must remain paramount as the Ministry and other relevant state institutions continue to address the situation.
Dr Lartey also highlighted the need for appropriate psychosocial and social welfare interventions to support the emotional wellbeing of all members of the family during the period.
As part of the support measures being implemented, social welfare officers will be assigned to monitor the welfare of the children and ensure that their safety and interests are adequately protected.
The Minister reaffirmed the Ministry’s commitment to providing the necessary support services while relevant agencies carry out their respective mandates.
She noted that the Ministry would continue to collaborate closely with the Police and other relevant institutions to support the family’s welfare as investigations into the matter proceed.
The engagement forms part of broader efforts by the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection to promote child protection, family welfare and access to social support services for vulnerable households across the country.