Good Health Physiotherapy and Massaging Center, in partnership with the TUCCEE Institute of Counselling and Technology, on Saturday, 1st August 2026, held a graduation ceremony to honour Raphael Asare Ampofo for successfully completing his professional training.
The event, hosted at the Somanya Royal Hotel Conference Room, brought together family, friends, colleagues, and key stakeholders from the health and education sectors.
Mr. Ampofo completed his programme through a joint training initiative between Good Health Physiotherapy and Massaging Center and TUCCEE Institute of Counselling and Technology—an initiative aimed at strengthening practical skills in physiotherapy, massage therapy, and rehabilitative care.
In an exclusive interview with FOKA TV, Mr. Ampofo revealed that his motivation for joining the programme was deeply personal. He explained that the loss of his mother to stroke inspired him to pursue training that would enable him to support others battling stroke, vein complications, and bone‑related disorders.
The ceremony featured presentations, goodwill messages, and commendations highlighting the graduate’s dedication and hard work. Photos from the event captured practical demonstrations and physiotherapy‑related sessions, underscoring the hands‑on nature of the training.
Organizers noted that the ceremony was not only to celebrate Mr. Ampofo’s achievement but also to emphasize the critical role of skills development and professional training in improving healthcare delivery in the Eastern Region and beyond.



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