By Isaac Newton Tetteh
Kpone, Dec. 31, GNA – The Kpone Divine Apostolic Church of Ghana has donated assorted toiletries to the Kpone District Hospital to support improved hygiene and sanitation at the facility.
The items, which included toilet rolls, gallons of liquid detergents, brooms and about 30 pieces of customised hospital bedspreads, were presented to the hospital authorities at a brief ceremony in Kpone.
Presenting the items, Apostle Abraham Nii Noi Adumuah, the Head Pastor of the Divine Apostolic Church of Ghana, Kpone, said the gesture was part of the church’s social responsibility to support healthcare delivery within the community.
Apostle Adumuah explained that the donation was also in remembrance of the founding members of the church at Kpone, whose vision, was rooted in service to humanity.
He said the initiative would be made an annual activity of the church and called on other churches and religious bodies to emulate the gesture to help strengthen the operations of the hospital.
He said maintaining high hygienic standards in health facilities was critical to quality healthcare delivery, adding that the church would continue to partner with institutions that directly impact the wellbeing of the people.
Receiving the items on behalf of the hospital, Dr Adwoa Forkuoh expressed gratitude to the church for the timely support and assured that the items would be put to good use.
Dr Forkuoh noted that the donation would contribute significantly to maintaining a clean and healthy environment for both patients and staff at the facility.
She stressed that the hospital required the collective support of all stakeholders, including religious organisations, to effectively administer good and efficient healthcare services to the people of Kpone and its surrounding communities.
She commended the leadership and members of the Devine Apostolic Church for the thoughtful gesture and encouraged sustained collaboration to improve healthcare delivery in the district.
GNA
Edited by Laudia Anyorkor Nunoo/ Christabel Addo