GCB Bank PLC has taken a significant step towards improving women’s health in Ghana by donating to Maltiti Care International’s inaugural Maternal Health Summit and Fistula Surgeries Project. This year’s event promises to be a landmark occasion, bringing together stakeholders to discuss critical issues affecting maternal health and identify sustainable solutions.
Maltiti Care International established in 2019 is an award-winning foundation, has been at the forefront of advocacy and support for women’s health, particularly in northern Ghana. Their initiatives focus on providing free fistula surgeries, promoting maternal health awareness, and empowering vulnerable women and girls. The foundation has done collaborations with the National Youth Authority among, Islamic Ummah Relief others.
“We are deeply grateful for GCB Bank PLC’s support,” said Maltiti Sayida Sadick, founder of Maltiti Care International. “This donation will enable us to conduct meaningful conversations and change the lives of vulnerable women and children. We’re excited to partner with GCB to make a positive impact on Ghanaian families.”
The Maternal Health Summit will feature discussions on critical issues, including obstetric fistula, maternal mortality, and access to quality healthcare. The event will also launch the “Nurture Box” initiative, aimed at providing essential care and support to mothers and children.
GCB Bank PLC’s donation demonstrates its commitment to corporate social responsibility and support for initiatives that benefit the Ghanaian community. “We believe in empowering women and improving healthcare outcomes,” said a GCB representative. “We’re proud to partner with Maltiti Care International on this worthy cause.”
This partnership underscores the importance of collaboration in driving positive change and improving the lives of women and children in Ghana.
