Haruna Iddrisu builds 12th CHPS Compound for constituents
A Community-based Health Planning and Services (CHPS) Compound has been inaugurated at Yag-yili in the Tamale Metropolis to provide quality health care to the people. The fully equipped facility will provide preventive and primary health care services to residents of Yag-yili and its environs, a rural part of Tamale, which lacked access to health facilities. […]
AngloGold Ashanti brings primary healthcare to doorstep of Apitikooko
By: Nicholas Osei-Wusu Very soon, inhabitants of Apitikooko, a farming community in the Ashanti region, will be able to access primary healthcare at their door step instead of traveling considerable distances elsewhere for their healthcare needs. This follows the commencement of work on the construction of CHPS Compound at a cost of three point-five million […]
New CHPS compound inaugurated at Tarikpaa
By: Murtala Issah As part of efforts to increase access to maternal and infant healthcare, a new Community Health Planning Services (CHPS) compound has been inaugurated at Tarikpaa in the Savelugu Municipality of the Northern region. The project was initiated by the community and supported by World Vision Ghana. The inauguration of the CHPS compound […]
90% complete CHPS Compound at Akorwu-Bana abandoned for 7 years
By: Michael Kenetey Residents of Akorwu-Bana in the Yilo-Krobo Municipality of the Eastern Region have made a passionate appeal to the Government through the Yilo Krobo Municipal Assembly to as a matter of urgency complete and inaugurate a 90 percent completed CHPS compound to enhance health care delivery in the area. The CHPS compound which […]
Expanded CHPS Compound handed over to Tindonsobliga community
By: Emmanuel Akayeti A renovated CHPS Compound and an expanded facility, with delivery room, laying room, records, and minor repairs room with a borehole at a total cost of One Hundred and eighty-Six Ghana Cedes, has been handed over the people of Tindonsobliga through the Municipal Health Director of Health in Bolgatanga the Upper East […]
