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Lady Anna Foundation wife of Dormaa Omanhene donstes to Dormaa Presby Hospital.

LADY ANNA FOUNDATION (LAF) DONATES TO NANA AKOSUA NSUAA ABABIO PEDIATRIC CENTER IN DORMAA AHENKRO.

The C.E.O of Lady Anna Foundation, Mrs. Anna Agyemang Badu, the wife of Osagyefo Oseadeye Dr. Agyemang Badu II together with her foundation has donated some items to the pediatric center at the Dormaa Ahenkro Presbyterian Hospital in the Bono Region.


Lady Anna,  speaking to the media stated that, the motive of the foundation is to support the poor and the needy in society especially the young children with sickness, brilliant but needy children will always recieve help from her foundation.

 Watch video of the presentation 

Lady Anna, further explained that, her late mother-in-law, the former queen mother of Dormaa Traditional Area, Nana Akosua Nsuaa Ababio II helped and supported the people of Dormaa a lot and the foundation is determined to appreciate and honour her good deeds hence the decision to donates to her pediatric ward.

Presenting the items, Hon. Gordon Asubonteng, the former M.C.E of Dormaa Central named the items for the donation with a cheque of Ghc 2,000.00 to be given to the hospital's pediatric center.


Dr.Illiot Akoto, the in-charge of the Pediatric ward who recieved the donation on behalf of the hospital thanked the C.E.O and the members of LAF for their presentation and the good work done to support the hospital.


 Dr. Illiot again promise that the hospital will work hard for the people of Dormaa especially for the children who will be brought to the center for treatment.


Story by Amparbeng Kyeremeh 

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