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Project 100; a campaign sponsored by the non-governmental organization Kokrokoo Charities Foundation made another donation to six hospitals in the northern regions.
The Kokrokoo Charities team embarked on a trip to Ghana's three regions: the North, Upper East, and Upper West regions to distribute 10 incubators to help reduce the number of neonatal deaths among babies born before term in the facilities.
In handing over the incubators, Sefa Kayi said the initiative was a way to give back to society by bringing smiles and joy to the mothers of premature babies.
Dr. David Kolbilla, Executive Director of Tamale University Hospital, thanked the donors for this gesture.
Other hospitals that have received a similar gesture from the foundation are Nadowli District Hospital, St. Joseph Hospital in Jirapa in Western Western Region, Bolgatanga Government Hospital and Hospital. district of Bongo.
Below is an overview of the benefits to hospitals:
Tamale University Hospital – 2
Nadowli District Hospital – 2
St Joseph Hospital in Jirapa (U / W Region) – 2
Navrongo War Memorial – 1
Upper East Regional Hospital (Bolgatanga) – 2
Bongo District Hospital – 1
Tamale Teaching Hospital now has three incubators, all offered by Kokrokoo Charities; the first was given in 2016.
Project 100
This campaign, launched in 2015, was created by the President-General, Kwami Sefa Kayi, a well-known journalist and host of Peace FM morning show & # 39;Kokrokoo& # 39 ;.
The goal is to bring together 100 incubators to distribute in various hospitals in need to improve health care delivery and save preterm babies.
Up to now, 31 incubators have been donated to various hospitals nationwide.
Do not be outdone, you can also transmit the mite of your widow. To contribute, dial 3322 on any MTN network and follow the instructions.
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