PUTUP HEALTHFACILITY IN ZAMBULKURA FOR 10000PEOPLE

PUT UP HEALTH FACILITY IN ZAMBULKURA FOR 10,000 PEOPLE (54492) Rescue and Restore Hope Zambulkura Ghana’s (RRHZ) report on Project 54492 ‘Put up a Health Facility in Zambulkura for 10,000 people’. We have just received some small funding to continue the construction of the health facility in Zambulkura since the construction works was stopped in 2020 due to lack of funding. Though the funds we received is not sufficient to complete the building nevertheless it is one step closer to our goal of completing the project. The NGO believes raising funds for the construction of the facility is still relevant, as it will help to provide critical services such as antenatal services, maternal and child healthcare services, treatment of injuries and many more. It is anticipated that after completion of the construction and starting to operate 24 hours it will also serve as immunization center, health education and handle emergencies. RRHZ appreciates our donors and the ever-supportive GlobalGiving team for the support. With the small funding we received, the building activities will resume soon, and we will have something better to report on at our next report. As an NGO seeking to help address the health needs of the communities, we are currently carrying out malaria outreach activities in the communities, testing the communities’ members of malaria and treating those who test positive for the malaria disease as a temporary measure, whilst seeking partnerships with Organizations, Philanthropies, and individuals interested in supporting deprived rural communities to help us complete the health facility we started in 2020.

Thanks to all our donors and GG Team. Maxwell Tidow Koligu Founder, Rescue and Restore Hope Zambulkura Ghana 8th July 2024

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PUT UP HEALTH FACILITY IN ZAMBULKURA FOR 10,000 PEOPLE (54492)

Report of activities by Rescue and Restore Hope Zambulkura Ghana’s (RRHZ) on Project 54492 ‘Put up a Health Facility in Zambulkura for 10,000 people’. There has not been much activities in terms of constructing the health facility since it was started in 2020 due to lack of funding. Though the lack of access to health care facility and quality service delivery to the people of Zambulkura and it’s neigbouring communities is still a problem in the Sakogu subdistrict in Ghana, raising sufficient funds to construct the health facility to provide the much needed quality health care services to the people has not materialized. The land provided to construct the 40-bed capacity health facility in Zambulkura and health workers accommodation is still available, and our NGO believe raising funds for the construction of the facility is still relevant, as it will help to build a delivery and maternity wards, children ward, consulting room, pharmacy, Laboratory, and the health workers accommodation. It is anticipated that after completion of the construction and starting to operate 24 hours it will serve as immunization center, health education, provide antenatal services, deliveries, and handle injuries and  emergencies.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  RRHZ appreciates our donors and the ever-supportive GlobalGiving team for the support. We believe the over 10,000 people in these deprived communities in the Sakogu subdistrict will stand to benefit if this facility is finally constructed and start operating.  As an NGO seeking to help address the health needs of the communities, we are currently carrying out malaria outreach activities in the communities, testing the communities’ members of malaria and treating those who test positive for the malaria disease as a temporary measure, whilst seeking partnerships with Organizations, Philanthropies, and individuals interested in supporting deprived rural communities to help us complete the health facility we started in 2020. So that together we shall make positive impact to the lives of these deprived rural people.

We thank our donors and GG Team so very much.

Maxwell Tidow Koligu

Founder of Rescue and Restore Hope Zambulkura Ghana

18^th March 2024

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