GEXIM urges banks to support refurbishment of Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital’s Child Health Department
The Ghana Export-Import Bank (GEXIM) has called on financial institutions to support the refurbishment of the Child Health Department of the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital to improve care for children, particularly those battling childhood cancers.
The Ghana Export-Import Bank (GEXIM) has urged banks to contribute to the refurbishment of the Child Health Department at Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital. This initiative aims to enhance healthcare for children, particularly those with cancer, according to GEXIM Deputy Head of Legal and Ladies Association President, Emma Nancy Mullen.
Mullen made this request during an interview after GEXIM donated medical equipment and supplies worth GH¢200,000 to the hospital on October 13, coinciding with the bank's 10th anniversary celebrations. The items donated include patient monitors, defibrillators, an examination table, an oxygen cylinder, and an emergency stretcher.
Mullen mentioned that the hospital requires extensive refurbishment and renovation, and GEXIM plans to continue supporting the hospital's development. She emphasized that the hospital receives referrals from across Ghana and West Africa, making the project crucial. Papa Kwadwo Abebrese, GEXIM's Deputy Manager of Corporate Banking and Men’s Association President, stated that the donated items were chosen based on requests from health institutions.
While acknowledging that the donation is just a start, Abebrese noted that it represents a positive beginning in addressing the department's immediate needs. The bank's initiative exemplifies its commitment to community support beyond its primary role of financing export businesses.
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