Former Ambassadors’ Wives Association supports Children’s Hospital (30/7/09)

THE Former Ambassadors’ Wives Association (FAWA) has presented items worth GH¢1,500 to the Princess Marie Louis Children’s Hospital (PML) in Accra to enhance its health care delivery.
Items included a toddler’s scale, food items and drinks, as well as detergent and toiletries.
Presenting the items to the hospital, the Vice President of FAWA, Mrs Betty Sowah Allotey said the association’s co-operation with the hospital began 12 years ago.
She said the association had done its best to donate medical equipment, food items and detergents and other items every year to improve the operations of the hospital, encourage patients and help the staff to be more efficient in the discharge of their duties.
She said the gesture was also to encourage other benevolent organisations and individuals to offer similar support to the hospital.
Mrs Allotey expressed the hope that the cordial relations between the association and the hospital would be sustained.
The Senior Nursing Officer at PML, Ms Margaret Okai thanked FAWA for its support and appealed to other institutions and individuals to also contribute to the operations of the hospital to enhance quality healthcare to children.
Pix: Mrs Betty Sowa-Allotey (third left), Vice-President of the Former Ambassador Wives Association (FAWA) making the presentation to Ms Margaret Okai (third right), Senior Nursing Officer of the hospital.
Also in the picture are other executive members of the association and some hospital staff.


Picture: EMMANUEL ONOMA-BARNES