Kokoben, Ghana – February 16, 2024 – Nyansapo Healthcare Group, a US-based nonprofit committed to enhancing community well-being, has announced a significant donation towards the construction of a crucial toilet facility at Ahenema Kokoben Health Center. This generous contribution underscores Nyansapo’s unwavering dedication to improving healthcare infrastructure in underserved communities.

The Kokoben Health Center, located in the Atwima Kwanwoma District of the Ashanti Region of Ghana, serves as a vital healthcare hub for thousands of residents in the surrounding areas. However, the absence of adequate sanitation facilities has been a pressing concern, hindering the center’s ability to provide optimal care and maintain hygienic standards.

Recognizing the urgent need for improved sanitation infrastructure, Nyansapo Healthcare Group has stepped forward with a substantial donation to fund the construction of a modern toilet facility at the Kokoben Health Center. This facility will not only ensure the comfort and dignity of patients and staff but also contribute to maintaining a clean and hygienic environment essential for healthcare delivery.

“We are proud to support the Kokoben Health Center in enhancing its infrastructure to better serve the community,” said Michael Nketiah, Board Chair of Nyansapo Healthcare Group. “Access to clean and safe sanitation facilities is fundamental to healthcare delivery, and we believe that this donation will have a meaningful impact on the well-being of patients and staff alike.”

The construction of the new toilet facility is expected to commence promptly, thanks to Nyansapo Healthcare Group’s generous contribution. Once completed, it will significantly enhance the overall healthcare experience for patients and contribute to the center’s efforts in providing quality care to the community.

Nyansapo Healthcare Group extends its sincere gratitude to all stakeholders involved in this initiative and reaffirms its commitment to supporting healthcare infrastructure development in underserved areas.