Kofi Job Foundation Donates Life-Saving Equipment to Tafo Government Hospital

The Kofi Job Foundation, a Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO), has donated four pieces of equipment to the Tafo Government Hospital in the Ashanti region.
The foundation has provided four critical health equipment valued at almost GH¢100,000 cedis. The gadgets will significantly aid in the treatment of childhood diseases.

The donated equipment includes Phototherapy machine, Vein finder, two C-PAP machines and four Suction machines.
Presenting the items to the hospital, Dr. Esther Gyebi, Chief Executive Officer of the Kofi Job Foundation, stated that their goal is to facilitate the treatment of childhood diseases.

She assured that the foundation will continue to provide support to individuals and facilities in dire need.
Dr. Grace Naado, head of the Paediatric Department at the hospital, expressed heartfelt gratitude to the foundation.

Elated about the Phototherapy machine, Dr. Naado stated that the hospital previously lacked this essential equipment, which made the treatment of childhood jaundice a challenge.
She emphasised that the availability of this equipment means that approximately 300 children who previously had no access to them will now receive quality treatment.
She expressed appreciation to the foundation for their support, highlighting that it will have a significant impact on the hospital’s operations.

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