Zenith Bank supports childhood cancer unit at Greater Accra Regional Hospital
The initiative aligns with the Bank's sustained commitment to support healthcare initiatives that improve outcomes for vulnerable groups within society. By supporting childhood cancer care, the Bank aims to help ease the burden on affected families while contributing to improved health outcomes for children undergoing treatment.
Zenith Bank Ghana has made a £150,000 donation to support the Childhood Cancer Unit at the Greater Accra Regional Hospital, marking its 21st anniversary. This contribution, facilitated by Cure Childhood Cancer Ghana, a non-governmental organization, will aid in the treatment and care of children undergoing cancer treatment. The initiative echoes Zenith Bank's dedication to enhancing healthcare outcomes for disadvantaged groups.
The Bank's Managing Director, Henry Onwuzurigbo, emphasized that this decision aligns with their Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) strategy, which focuses on practical support for critical needs. Dr. Nihad Salifu, Director of Cure Childhood Cancer Ghana, highlighted that early and appropriate treatment of childhood cancer is curable, underscoring the importance of sustained support for affected families.
Dr. Leslie Issa Adam Zakaria, Medical Director at the Greater Accra Regional Hospital, expressed gratitude for the donation, noting its significant impact on vulnerable children. Zenith Bank's CSR initiatives, including previous support for a Paediatric Oncology Unit at Korle Bu Teaching Hospital, demonstrate their commitment to addressing healthcare challenges.
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