Rotary International makes significant contributions to cervical cancer treatment in Ghana
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+ • Widad Domey (second right), President of the Tema Lions Club supported by her Vice-President, Roderick Ocloo, presents the cheque to Dr Hayford Atuguba (left), the Medical Superintendent of the Catholic Hospital, Battor, while other staff of the hospital look on The Tema Lions Club has presented a cheque for GH¢15,000 to the Catholic Hospital at Battor as the first instalment payment for a project that will help train selected health workers to offer cervical cancer prevention services. The project, which will cost $135,172, will see some 140 health workers (midwives and nurses) from...
The fight against cervical cancer must continue – HFFG LISTEN FEB 4, 2021 As Ghana join the rest of the world to fight the COVID-19 pandemic, Hope for Future Generations (HFFG), a national women-focused, community-based non-governmental organization, is calling on the Government of Ghana and key stakeholders not to overlook the impact of cervical cancer on many women in Ghana. In a statement to commemorate World Cancer Day on February 4, 2021, the NGO urged the government of Ghana to invest in interventions that mitigate the impact of cervical cancer which is the leading and most common...
COVID-19 or not, the fight against cervical cancer must continue – HFFG LISTEN FEB 3, 2021 As Ghana joins the rest of the world to fight the COVID-19 pandemic, Hope for Future Generations (HFFG), a national women-focused, community-based non-governmental organization, is calling on the Government of Ghana and key stakeholders not to overlook the impact of cervical cancer on many women in Ghana. In a statement to commemorate World Cancer Day on February 4, 2021, the NGO urged the government of Ghana to invest in interventions that mitigate the impact of cervical cancer which is the leadin...
+ The donation was made at the Cervical Cancer Prevention and Training Centre (CCPTC) in Catholic Hospital, Battor by the President of the Tema Lions Club, Lion Widad Domey, and the second vice president, Lion Roderick Ocloo. The Medical Superintendent of the hospital, Dr. Hayford Atuguba, the hospital administrator, Mr. Donatus Adaletey and the accountant, Ms. Pearl Bedzo received the cheque on behalf of the hospital. Tema Lions Club makes first donation to the Cervical Cancer Prevention and Training Centre in Catholic Hospital The partnership between the Tema Lions Club and the CCPTC w...