RCC Intake 50 donates to 37 Military Hospital
Members of the Ghana Armed Forces (GAF), Regular Career Course (RCC) Intake 50 have donated some items the 37 Military Hospital as part of activities marking their 10th anniversary of commissioning into the GAF.
The items which tissue paper, antiseptic, liquid soap, methylated spirit and bottled water were valued at GH¢8000.
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President of the group, Lieutenant Commander Jabbar Kofi Bentil who led the group to make the presentations said the group was happy to support the hospital in its bid to render health care services to both military personnel and civilian.
According to him, the group chose the 37 Military Hospital because of the huge role it plays in the provision of healthcare in Ghana and the West African sub-region.
“Being a United Nations referral hospital, we recognise the important role of the hospital and have found it necessary to support their activities,” he said.
He gave the assurance that the group would continue to contribute their quota to the service of humanity in every aspect of life and also in the professional discharge of their duties to ensure a safer Ghana for everyone.
Receiving the items, the Commander of the 37 Military Hospital, Brig Gen Dr Nii Adjah Obodai expressed appreciation to the group for the donation and noted that the items will go a long way to aid the hospital to perform its mandate.
The Commander mentioned that the responsibilities of the hospital had expanded over the years, considering that the number of non-military personnel who patronised its services had risen substantially.
“In view of this, the hospital needs items and equipment that would support its activities, and we are grateful for these items and hope for more support in the near future,” he added.
