Liberia: St. Joseph’s Catholic Hospital Dedicates Outdoor Kitchen, Staff Residence Built and Donated by Japanese Government
Liberia: St. Joseph’s Catholic Hospital Dedicates Outdoor Kitchen, Staff Residence Built and Donated by Japanese Government
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Speaking at the event, Ambassador Tsutomu said the Japanese Government was delighted to support the hospital through the GGHSP grant owing to the meaningful and sustainable impact it will have on the population through proper healthcare delivery
Monrovia – It was a moment full of joy and relief for management and staffs of the St. Joseph’s Catholic Hospital on Wednesday, March 3, 2021 when they welcomed Japan’s Ambassador to Ghana, Liberia and Sierra Leone, Himeno Tsutomu for the Commissioning ceremony of the newly constructed kitchen and staff residence.
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Rotary: Jim Hall On 1965 Historic Civil Rights March
Rotary Club Of Los Alamos
“We still haven’t achieved our goal,” reflected local leader Jim Hall as he addressed the Rotary Club of Los Alamos March 2 via Zoom.
Hall spoke in commemoration of the 56th anniversary of the historic 1965 civil rights marches that led supporters from Selma, Ala. to Montgomery, the state capital.
Hall, whose father was a Presbyterian minister in Arlington, Texas, remarked that he has been “involved in civil rights since childhood.” By the time Hall was a college student at Macalester College in St. Paul, Minn., there was increasing concern that successful implementation of the 1964 Voting Rights Act, which prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, or national origin, would be jeopardized because it strengthened voting rights for African-Americans and desegregation of schools. It was a volatile subject, especially in Southern states and particularly in Alabama w
+ • 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 over 70 health institutions across Ghana receive training to provide services in cervical cancer health delivery.
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