The Marshallan Relief
and Development Services (MAREDES), a Non-Governmental Organisation for the
Knights and Ladies of Marshal, a Catholic friendly Society, has presented various
medical equipment worth GH¢ 150
to two Catholic Hospitals to support their work.
The items which
comprised Gynecological, Surgical and laboratory instrument and equipment were
presented to National Catholic Secretariat (NCS) for onward distribution to beneficiary
Hospitals: the Catholic Hospital at Battor in the Volta Region and the St.
Gregory Catholic Hospital at Gomoa-Buduburam, (Liberia Camp) in the Central
Region.
Mr. Edward Aloysius
Prah, Board Chairman of MARESDES, in a speech said the donation was in line
with the society’s aim to expand its charitable services to humanity.
He noted that the
donation of medical equipment marks the beginning of series of activities to
contribute to improved health service delivery, sanitation awareness creation
and public health, which MAREDES has prioritized for the next three years.
He commended Dr. and
Mrs. Nartey, accomplished medical officers and a specialist, through whose
instrumentality the donation was made.
Rev. Fr. Emmanuel
Abbey-Quaye, Assistant Secretary General of the NCS, who received the equipment,
thanked MAREDES and Dr. and Mrs. Nartey for the donation, and appealed to
benevolent and philanthropist to support the hospitals to further Christ
healing ministry in the country.
Dr. Anita Appiah of the
Directorate for Health at the NCS on behalf of the beneficiary hospitals, also
thanked MAREDES and Dr. and Mrs. Nartey for the donation, describing it as an
answered prayer to the health facilities, since the equipment were badly
needed.
She said the items
would go a long way to help in health delivery.
Present were members of
MAREDES, as well as Mr. Ekow Painstil, Supreme Knight of the Knights of Marshal
and Madam Rose Erskine, who jointly presented the equipment to the Fr.
Abbey-Quaye and Dr. Appiah.
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