The Ahomu Maanle Diasporan Association in the Ellembelle District has donated medical equipment to the Asasetre Health Centre to enhance healthcare delivery at the facility.
The items include two thermometer beds, a scale and height checker, two bed sheets, two trolleys, two sugar test needles, and a glucometer, among others.
Presenting the items on behalf of the Association, Mr Isaac Kabenla said the group would continue to contribute to the rapid socio-economic development of the area.
He urged parents to encourage their children to pursue higher education rather than engage in galamsey and other irresponsible behaviours.
Mr Stephen Elievi Quaicoe, representing the Chairman of the Association, called on Nzemas within the Akomu area to join the Association and contribute their widow’s mite towards the development of the area.
He noted that the Association had initiated the Ahomu Maanle Diasporan Unification Project to spearhead socio-economic development from Nkroful to Tandan, Akropong and beyond.
Receiving the items on behalf of the Clinic, Mr Ibrahim Issah, Physician Assistant, expressed gratitude to the donors, saying the items had come at an opportune time.
He explained that the growing patient numbers at the facility required more equipment to meet healthcare needs.
He assured the Association that the medical team would deliver quality healthcare and make the Clinic one of the best in the enclave.
Nana Kaku Kpanyinli III, Chief of Asasetre, thanked the group for the gesture and appealed for support to complete projects aimed at expanding the Clinic’s facilities.
He commended the Physician Assistant for his dedication and tireless efforts.
Dr Augustine Kwesi Amoako, Ellembelle District Director of Health Service, in a speech read on his behalf, thanked the Association for the donation and assured that the items would be well maintained and put to good use.
