WTL Health

"Investing in preventive and routine care is one of the smartest choices we can make. It leads to healthier people, stronger families, a stronger Rhode Island and a system that spends resources where they make the greatest impact -- upstream where they belong. This is the work that nonprofit health organizations such as WTL do every day."

Thank you ́a Elena Wah-Fitta for your thoughtful mention of WTL Health's work and for helping to bring attention to the value of accessible healthcare.

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«Invertir en la atención preventiva y rutinaria es una de las decisiones más acertadas que podemos tomar. Contribuye a que la gente esté más sana, a que las familias sean más fuertes, a que Rhode Island sea más fuerte y a que el sistema destine los recursos allí donde tienen mayor impacto: en las fases iniciales, que es donde deben estar. Esta es la labor que realizan a diario organizaciones sanitarias sin ánimo de lucro como WTL».

Gracias, Elena Wah-Fitta, por tu amable mención al trabajo de WTL Health y por contribuir a poner de relieve la importancia de una asistencia sanitaria accesible.

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https://www.providencejournal.com/story/news/good-news/2026/07/16/nonprofits-are-a-driving-force-behind-preventive-care-commentary/90785689007/?gnt-cfr=1&gca-cat=p&gca-uir=true&gca-epti=z114915p001750c001750e004500v114915d--53--b--53--&gca-ft=160&gca-ds=sophi

United Way of Rhode Island
The Providence Journal

Nonprofits are a driving force behind preventive care: Commentary Here’s the bottom line: investing in preventive and routine care is one of the smartest choices we can make.

We asked Akosua Dankwah, founder and CEO, to tell us more about WTL Health. See link below ⬇️

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Grateful for the spotlight! Huge thanks to The Providence Journal and United Way of Rhode Island!

WTL Health strengthens RI communities through high-quality health care We asked Akosua Dankwah, founder and CEO, to tell us more about WTL Health.

At WTL Health, caring for our community goes beyond the exam room.

During the first half of this year, we've been proud to partner with incredible local organizations to bring health education, wellness conversations, and preventive care resources directly to the people we serve.

From celebrating International Women's Day with women at the Portuguese Social Club in Pawtucket, to connecting with families at the Central Falls School District Resource Fair, to empowering seniors at the St. Martin de Porres Center in Providence, every conversation has been an opportunity to promote healthier communities.

Together with our partners at the Ministers Alliance of Rhode Island, we also brought cancer education, awareness, and screening resources to Life Focus Church in Pawtucket and Congdon Street Baptist Church in Providence.

We are grateful to every partner, volunteer, and community member who welcomed us. Here's to continuing our shared mission of making quality healthcare accessible to all.