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Chiraa Health Center get support from philanthropist.

PHILANTHROPIST SUPPORTS CHIRAA HEALTH CENTRE.

A native of Chiraa Adasuokor living in Germany, Mr. Padmond Danso has today Tuesday 20th April, 2021 donated Hospital equipment to the Chiraa Health Centre in the Sunyani West Municipal of the Bono Region. 

The Chief and Queen mother of Chiraa; Barimah Minta Afari II and Nana Yeboah Pene II respectively were thankful to Mr. Padmond Danso and his team for the timely intervention to assist the facility which is need of the equipment. 


Barima Minta Afari II charged the facility to make good use of the equipment. 

He again appealed to other organizations, individuals and agencies to come to the aid of the health centre as they plan on purchasing incubator and other equipments to boost the standard of the facility.


Dr  Kumi Frimpong Frimpong receiving the items on behalf of the facility showed much appreciation to Mr. Padmond Danso and his team for their kind gesture towards the health centre. They called on others to emulate Mr. Danso's kind gesture to assist them deliver their core mandate.

The items recieved included computers, wheelchairs, clutches amongst others to support the day-to-day running of the health centre. 


The Chairman of the Chiraa Development Committee, Mr. Daniel Akwasi Asante present at the event, was quick to add that, this is what the committee is expecting from all and sundry to always come to the aid of the hospital as it is on course to upgrade the standard of the health center to Poly clinic.



Story by Opamago Paparichy, Chiraa SW.

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