GCB staff donate maternity equipment to Ketu South Municipal Hospital
Employees of GCB Bank PLC have donated drip stands, patient bedside lockers, episiotomy and delivery sets, bedsheets and delivery beds to the maternity ward of the Ketu South Municipal Hospital in Aflao. The donation was made by employees of the bank’s Keta, Aflao and Dzodze branches as part of GCB’s 2026 Staff Community Impact Programme (SCIP).
GCB Bank employees in Kpando have donated wheelchairs, stretchers, and laptops to Margaret Marquart Catholic Hospital to enhance patient care and streamline hospital operations. The initiative is part of GCB Bank’s 2026 Staff Community Impact Programme (SCIP), which involves 95 employee groups across the country. The wheelchairs and stretchers will aid in patient movement within the facility, while the laptops will support administrative tasks.
Over 4,500 GCB employees are participating in SCIP, focusing on various sectors such as healthcare, education, and infrastructure between August and September 2026. Cynthia Ofori-Dwumfuo, Chief Marketing, Communications, and Customer Experience Officer at GCB Bank, emphasized that the programme allows employees to respond to community needs effectively.
Stephen Selorm Hotor, Ho Zonal Manager of GCB Bank, stated that the donated equipment is practical and beneficial for both patients and hospital staff. As of now, this project is the ninth implemented by GCB employees under SCIP in Ghana.
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