The Member of Parliament for Ketu North, Hon. Edem Agbana, has announced a major health intervention under his Ketu North Compassion Project, aimed at providing comprehensive free medical services to 40,000 residents. Scheduled to run from December 13 to December 20, 2026, the week-long initiative will reach across 28 communities within the constituency. The exercise seeks to eliminate financial barriers to essential healthcare and significantly improve the overall well-being of local families.
To ensure high-quality care and smooth execution, the outreach will deploy approximately 100 certified medical professionals working under the direct supervision of the Ghana Health Service. The health workers will be organized into four mobile teams to maximize efficiency and cover the target communities comprehensively. This collaboration guarantees that all procedures and treatments adhere to national healthcare standards.
Residents will benefit from a broad spectrum of medical services tailored to address common health challenges in the area. Key provisions include free eye screenings alongside surgeries for eligible patients, professional dental treatments, general medical consultations, and free prescription medications. Additionally, the program will feature specialized referrals for complex cases and ongoing health education to promote preventative care practices.
Driven by a vision to bring quality healthcare directly to the doorsteps of his constituents, Hon. Agbana has called for collective action to maximize the project's impact. He is actively inviting corporate organizations, development partners, and interested individuals to support the initiative through sponsorship, strategic partnerships, and volunteer work to ensure its success.
@Volta Today
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