Bono Region: Nsoatre Health Centre cries for help
MAR 9, 2021
Dr. Prince Agyeman Yeboah, the Medical officer of the Nsoatre Health Centre at Nsoatre near Sunyani in the Bono Region is calling on government, non-governmental organisations and philanthropists to come to the aid of the health facility to help address some of the key challenges militating against the smooth delivery of health care to the people of the area.
Among the numerous challenges facing the Health Centre is the absence of a scanning machine, children & maternity ward, stand-by generator, a fence wall as well as motor-bikes for community outreach programmes.
As a result of the lack of a scan machine, for instance, patients have to travel to Sunyani to take their scan and return with their results sometimes even when the patient is bleeding thereby impeding effective treatment of the patient.
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For many years, the people of Takyikrom, Adukrom, Koforikrom and its adjourning villages in the Akuapim South Municipal Assembly of the Eastern region have conducted teaching and learning activities for pupils in the area in one church building Elim Christian Centre.
This is because, these communities do not have any school building and therefore the only church in the place had to be turned into a school.
The school, which is up to primary five and with a students’ population of about 300 pupils is conducted in the same church building at the same time.
The pastor of the church, Mr Martin Acolatse, is also the head teacher of the school and he is supported by other church leaders to run the school on a voluntary services.
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For many years, the people of Takyikrom, Adukrom, Koforikrom and its adjourning villages in the Akuapim South Municipality of the Eastern region have conducted teaching and learning activities for pupils in one church building Elim Christian Centre.
This is because these communities do not have any school building, and therefore the only church in the place had to be turned into a school.
The school, which is up to primary five and with a population of about 300 pupils is conducted in the same church building at the same time.
The pastor of the church, Mr Martin Acolatse, is also the head teacher of the school, supported by other church leaders to run the school on a voluntary services.