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First lady raises nearly GHC8 million for new KATH maternity block
The fund raising event, who took place at her office in Cantonment, Accra, comes on the heels of a documentary depicting the congested and poor state of the maternity ward at KATH.
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The event was done in partnership with the Multi Media Group that first aired the documentary.
It was dubbed “Save a Child, Save a Mother.”
In a Facebook post, the first lady thanked Ghanaians for their support in launching the project as well as their financial contributions.
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“To all individuals, churches and companies, your generous pledged support in kind and in cash are very much appreciated. Thank you Seth Kwame Boateng and Multi Media for bringing this to light and putting the event together on such short notice. Together we can provide much needed support and assistance to new mothers with babies in intensive care,” she said.
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