GCB staff donate incubator, others to Korle-Bu NICU
Employees of GCB Bank PLC have donated a baby incubator and other essential medical equipment and supplies worth GH₵100,000 to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) of the Child Health Department of the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital. The other items include baby bassinets, oxygen tanks, resuscitation bags, infrared thermometers and pulse oximeters. The intervention will … The post GCB staff donate…
On <date>, employees from GCB Bank PLC presented essential medical supplies, including a baby incubator, to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital. The donation, totaling GH₵100,000, comprised baby bassinets, oxygen tanks, resuscitation bags, infrared thermometers, and pulse oximeters. This contribution, part of GCB’s 2026 Staff Community Impact Programme, aims to aid 1 million Ghanaians through 95 community projects nationwide.
Employees from the Special Projects and Investor Relations, Board Secretariat, and Legal Services teams facilitated the donation after assessing the NICU's needs. Ms Cynthia Ofori Dwumfuo, Chief Marketing, Communications, and Customer Experience Officer at GCB Bank, highlighted the program's role in deepening the bank's corporate social responsibility by focusing on community needs.
Mr Truedy Osae, Head of Legal and Executive Committee Member, emphasized the selection of the NICU due to its critical care for newborns. The administrators and chief nursing officer of the Child Health Department at Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital expressed gratitude to the GCB staff for the timely support. The Korle Bu donation is one of several stories highlighting GCB's community outreach efforts through the Staff Community Impact Programme, which collectively impacts up to one million lives across Ghana.
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