CHURCH OF CHRIST DONATED TO TWIFU ATTI-MORKWA POLYCLINIC

The Church of Christ's Official Town Branch lead by Pracher Moses Annan in Twifu Praso has demonstrated its commitment to community service by donating numerous essential items to the Twifu Praso Poly Clinic. The items include washing soap, diapers, bottled water, pure water, money and cleaning equipment, all aimed at facilitating good health and hygiene at the facility.

In addition to the donation, the church organized a clean-up exercise, meticulously cleaning both the interior and exterior of the clinic to ensure a neat and tidy environment for patients and staff.

Mr Moses Annan(Preacher) the Leader of the church also took the initiative to announce a free health insurance opportunity to the good people of Twifu Atti-Morkwa, which was well-received by the community.

Furthermore, the church showed compassion and support to the sisters and mothers at the delivery ward by providing them with financial assistance.

This selfless act by the Church of Christ's Official Town Branch is a testament to its dedication to serving the community and promoting the well-being of its members.

Madam Justina Aquah, the Maternity In-charge, in the facility expressed heartfelt gratitude to the Church of Christ for their generous support and love shown to the facility. She also made a heartfelt appeal to other churches, philanthropists, and the government to lend a helping hand to the poly clinic, particularly the delivery ward, which is in dire need of assistance.

Source Nana Amoabeng Kotooko Arife Fm/7Dstv

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