Cape Three Points Donation

A health outreach program was conducted in the village of Cape Three Points, Ghana, to improve access to essential healthcare services for the local community. The initiative involved the donation of healthcare supplies, including medicines and basic medical equipment, to support the village’s healthcare needs.

Key activities included free eye screenings, where individuals were assessed for vision problems, and appropriate interventions were provided, such as prescription eyeglasses. Additionally, the program facilitated ENT (ear, nose, and throat) assessments, enabling residents to receive specialized care for common ENT issues.

To further enhance the community’s access to healthcare, the program covered the payment for National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) cards for eligible villagers. This effort aimed to ensure continued access to healthcare services beyond the outreach event. The initiative underscores the commitment to improving health outcomes in underserved communities, bringing vital services directly to those in need.