Amansie West: Chief donates medical equipments and consumables to Esuonwunu Health Center
The Chief of Esuonwunu in the Amansie West District of the Ashanti Region, Nana Achina Kwagyan Nuama V has donated medical equipment and consumables worth thousands of Ghana cedis to the Esuonwunu Health Center.
The Asantehene Brempong also donated 150 boxes of rice to residents in the Esuonwunu community
Presenting the items on Saturday November 25, 2023, the renowned chief said the donation was a collaborative effort between him, and two Non-governmental Organizations (NGO).
Support from Ghana West Africa Medical Mission
Nana Achina Kwagyan Nuama V revealed that, the medical equipments were provided by the Ghana West African Medical Mission aimed at assisting efforts geared towards the quality and effective health care in the area.
He noted that, he was hopeful that the medical equipment would not only enable health workers in the area to deliver prompt and quality healthcare services to the people, but also well positioned the health centers to achieve on their mandate.
Support from Matter NGO
Touching of the source of the 150 bags of rice, Nana Achina Kwagyan Nuamah V said the rice were donated by Matter NGO to the community
He revealed that, prior to the donation of rice, Matter NGO had already constructed two mechanized boreholes for the Asuonwunu community
He added that, plans are far advance to get ultramodern toilet facility for the community with support from the same Matter NGO
Appreciation
Receiving the items,, the District Director of Health for the. Amansie West District, Mr Bernard Badu Bediako, thanked the chief for the gesture and expressed appreciation for his unflinching as towards the provision of healthcare services in the area.
He described the traditional leader. as hardworking, faithful and illustrious man of the area, saying his commitment to quality healthcare delivery remained unparalleled.
He pledged to use the equipments for its intended purpose and ensure residents in the area are given the right medical attention
Source: Ghana/otecdfmghana.com/Jacob Agyenim Boateng, Kumasi.
