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Kwahu Professionals Network donates items to 5 health facilities to support fight against COVID19

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Kwahu Professionals Network (KPN) an association of professionals hailing from Kwahu has donated items valued at about GHC30,000 to five (5) selected health facilities spread across Kwahu in the Eastern Region. The donation is in line with our corporate social responsibility to support the government’s effort in the fight against the Corona Virus Pandemic (COVID-19).

The beneficiary health facilities include; Holy Family Hospital at Nkawkaw, Kwahu Praso Health Centre, Abetifi Health Center, Ekye Presby Hospital and Donkorkrom Presbyterian Hospital both in the Afram Plains.

The donated items include; Nose Masks, Surgical Gloves, Hand Sanitizers/Surface Sanitizers, Liquid Soaps, Bleach, Veronica Buckets/Buckets/Veronica Stands, Paper Towels, Toilet Rolls etc.

Speaking at the presentation at the Holy Family Hospital, the representative of KPN Benedict Kwasi Gyimah commended the efforts of doctors and nurses at the various facilities across the country and especially in Kwahu in preparation for combating the deadly pandemic.

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He said due to the Corona Virus outbreak and the cancellation of all Easter Celebration activities in Kwahu, the yearly health outreach by KPN dubbed KPN GIVE BACK which was slated for Obo-Kwahu could not come to fruition as such this was the Association’s way of giving back to Kwahu to support our most vulnerable health facilities in these difficult times.

Receiving the items on behalf of the 5 health facilities, the Health Director of Holy Family Hospital Dr Isaac Antwi Adu-Poku commended KPN for the kind and thoughtful gesture and encouraged various groups and associations in Kwahu and Ghana to emulate the example.

The members of KPN who were present at the donation ceremony included; Christiana Safoa Aboagye, Afia Adwubi and Felix Dampare.

KPN has also released a COVID19 Prevention Radio Jingle voiced over by KPN member Vida Adutwumwaa of UTV to be played on radio stations and community centers in Kwahu and it’s environs to educate the locals.

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