Gerehu General Hospital today received a generous donation valued at K70,000 from Alibi and JMart Heping Hands Foundation, comprising food supplies for staff and patients, along with gift packs distributed to patients in the Adult Ward, Children’s Ward, Antenatal Clinic, and Outpatient Department staff.
The donation aims to support the wellbeing of frontline health workers and bring comfort to patients receiving care at the hospital.
Dr. Robin Oge, Chief Executive Officer of the National Capital District Provincial Health Authority (NCDPHA), commended the donors for their generosity:
“This contribution reflects the spirit of partnership and compassion that strengthens our health system. By supporting both our staff and patients, Alibi and Jmart Helping Hands Foundation are helping us deliver care with dignity and hope.”
Dr. Jerry Tanumei acting Hospital Manager said, “We are humbled by this timely support. The food supplies and gift packs will not only ease the burden on our staff but also uplift the spirits of our patients. Such gestures remind us that the community stands with us in our mission to provide quality healthcare.” The NCDPHA acknowledges the ongoing commitment of local organizations and foundations in supporting public health services across the National Capital District. This donation underscores the importance of collaboration in ensuring better health outcomes for all.
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