Mfantsipim @150: MOBA’96 donates to Cape coast hospital pre-term babies unit
The Child Health Unit of the Cape coast Teaching Hospital has received a boost in healthcare delivery after the 1996 Old Boys year group of Mfantsipim School made a kind donation to the hospital.
In 1996, the Old Boys of Mfantsipim School made a significant donation to the Cape coast Teaching Hospital's Child Health Unit. The contribution, which includes GH¢22,000 and an incubator, aims to enhance the care and support for pre-term babies at the hospital. The gesture is part of the school's Sesquicentennial celebrations and the MOBA'96 year group's commitment to giving back to society and supporting healthcare delivery, particularly for vulnerable newborns.
The donation is expected to help raise awareness about premature births and alleviate the stigma and fears that parents of pre-term babies often face. By providing the necessary resources for healthcare professionals, the MOBA'96 hopes to assist in educating communities about the condition and improving the overall quality of care for these infants.
Dr. Yemah Mariama Bukari, the Head of the Child Health Unit at the hospital, expressed gratitude for the donation and highlighted its potential to significantly contribute to the quality of care offered to pre-term babies and expand awareness to more communities.
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