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CHAG donates 14 motorbikes to boost health care delivery

By Patrichia Boateng,Osu

The Christian Health Association of Ghana ( CHAG) has donated 14 motorbikes to some health facilities to enhance health care delivery in the district.

They said it also aligned with the CHAG commitment to strengthening and child health services.

They said the motorbikes would improve outreach services, enabling health professionals to reach remote areas.

The Executive Director of CHAG who presented the motorbikes expressed confidence that with such modern equipment, health professionals would ensure quality health care delivery in the area.

The beneficiary hospitals are St.Therisah Hospital- Nandom, St.Joseph Hospital-Damango, Baptist Hospital-Nalerigu. and Assemblies of God Hospital-Saboba.

The rest are Kings Medical Centre- Bolgatanga, St Mathias Hospital- Yeji, St Elizabeth Hospital Hwidiem, St Mary Hospital- Drobo, St Joseph Hospital- Nkawkaw, Presby Hospital- Agogo, St Martins Hospital- Agyekum and St. Martins De Porres Hospital -EKwei.

They are expected to provide a reliable means of transportation to enable Frontline healthcare workers in the beneficiary hospitals to reach patients in the communities.

They pledge to ensure regular maintenance of the equipment to maximise it’s impact.

The donation are part of 104 bikes donated to the CHAG and the Ghana Health Service by the United States Government in June, this year, under the integrated Health Partnership Programme.

The Executive Director of CHAG, presented the motorbikes to the 14 health facilities, and also expressed the hope that it would facilitate the work of the beneficiaries to earn the trust of patients.

Dr Isabella Amese, the medical Director Baptist Medical Centre, said the bikes would help the hospital to provide health service and medical essentials in the communities.

The Dr expressed gratitude to CHAG for the donation,added that the motorbikes would improve outreach services, enabling health professionals to reach remote areas.

The Director of the Catholic Health Service Trust, Mr George Adjei (Esq) for his part received the equipment on behalf of the directorate, expressed his gratitude and commended their efforts in transforming the health care.

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