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Supporting better healthcare outcomes, Director Paul Bawuah (Paul Gee) donates GHS 50,000 worth of essential equipment and supplies to Wassa Government Hospital.

 

 

Director Paul Bawuah, popularly known as Paul Gee, has extended support to the Wassa Government Hospital with a donation valued at GHS 50,000 to enhance healthcare delivery.

 

The items presented include 20 chairs, baby food, weighing scales, and a blood pressure (BP) machine. The donation is expected to improve maternal and general healthcare services at the facility, particularly in supporting pregnant women and newborn care.

Speaking on behalf of Hon Isaac yaw Bawuah, Yaw Boafo highlighted the donor’s commitment to community development and improved healthcare. He noted that the gesture forms part of ongoing efforts by Paul Gee to give back to society and support vulnerable groups.

Receiving the items on behalf of the hospital, madam Gifty Astu Nurse Manager expressed sincere appreciation to Mr. Bawuah for the timely intervention. She assured that the equipment and supplies would be used effectively to benefit patients and improve service delivery.

Some pregnant women at the facility also conveyed their gratitude to Mr. Bawuah (Paul Gee), describing the donation as thoughtful and impactful. They noted that the items, especially the weighing scales and baby food, would greatly support maternal care and ease some of the challenges they face.

The donation underscores the importance of private contributions in strengthening healthcare systems and supporting community well-being.

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