REPORT FROM Patriots Ghana KNUST Campus Chapter:
On this day Saturday, 21st of September 2013, being the
National Volunteer Day and also in celebration of the birth of the first
president of Ghana (Dr. Kwame Nkrumah), a group of Twelve (12) students from
Patriot Ghana KNUST (Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology) Campus
Chapter volunteered at the Ayeduase Community Clinic at Kumasi. The group led
by Emmanuel Yamoah (President) organised a cleanup exercise and also donated
some few items needed by the clinic. Some of the members weeded the surroundings
of the clinic, cleaned the gutters while others dusted the wards. After
cleaning up the place the president leading the members presented some dustbins
to the clinic. The clinic for a very long time has been using the black
polythene bags as their dustbin and is occasionally collected and disposed. The
polythene bags are gathered at the staff bathroom inside the clinic just behind
the OPD until they are collected. This created a smell at the bathroom and also
created congestion since the generator, brooms, and many other items were also
kept there. The nurses present were happy to have received the two dustbins
since it would help solve this sanitation problem. The chapter also presented
napkins and dusters for cleaning inside the clinic. They also encouraged the
students and said they would be pleased to have a partnership to help develop
the clinic and the community at large. We use this opportunity to invite all
students especially from the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology
to join the Patriots Ghana team to help make a difference in the communities
around us. Developing the Nation with Passion!
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