The items donated included of a television set, a microwave, curtains, disposable examination gloves and some packs of bottled water.
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Armed Forces’ SSC/SD 51 donates to Dome RCH as part of 10th anniversary
On 22 December 2022, the Short Service Commission and Special Duties Intake 51 (SSC/SD 51) of the Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) made adonation to the Dome Reproductive and Child HealthCentre (Dome RCH) under the Ga East Municipal Health Directorate as part of their 10-yearanniversary.
Armed Forces’ SSC/SD 51 donates to Dome RCH as part of 10th anniversary
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Earlier, the group through their anniversary committeerenovated the Health Centre which has given the facility a facelift.
The Chairman of the Anniversary Planning Committee, Lieutenant Commander Baffour Gyau-Darko, who is an Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon/Specialist at the 37 Military Hospitalmadethe donation on behalf of SSC/SD 51.
He said SSC/SD 51 in celebrating its 10 years of military service to the nation on 14 September 2022took it on itself to leave a mark of remembrance.
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This led to the identification and adoption of Dome RCH to benefit from their benevolence.
Additionally, he mentioned that he hopes the items donated will go a long way to improve the health service delivery for the benefit of the community.
The Health Centre before it was renovated
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He further noted that he believes quality healthcare can be achieved if care givers are in the right frame of mind and work in a safe, secure and clean environment.
Receiving the donations on behalf of the Ga East Municipal Health Director, the Deputy Director of Nursing Service Naomi Blankson expressed her appreciation to SSC/SD 51 for identifying the facility and making efforts to give it the facelift it deserves.
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She expressed her delight to the Intake in taking cognizance of the efforts of healthcare giver and putting in efforts to make the environment for their practice a conducive one.
The Health Centre after it was renovated
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She added that she hoped such benevolence will not end there and wished the Intake will continue to support the facility going forward.
The SSC/SD Intake 51 commissioned on 14 September 2012 with 31 professionals drawn from medical, legal, engineering, clergy and architectural disciplines.
The Intake is made up of 12 Army Officers, 9 Navy Officers and 8 Airforce Officers.
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The Health Centre before it was renovated
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Accompanying the Anniversary Committee Chairman were Major Eunice Osei Mensah (Public Health Specialist), Major Samuel Ansong (Acting Officer-in-Charge of Biomedical Engineering Division), Squadron Leader Stella Lawerteh(Senior Physiotherapist) and Major FrimpongAboagyewaa(Senior Midwife) all from the 37 Military Hospital.
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