The First Lady and President of the Foundation officially handed over the items to Mrs. Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare, the Member of Parliament for Techiman North and Minister of Trade, Agribusiness and Industry.

A statement issued by the Lordina Foundation said Mrs. Mahama reiterated the Foundation’s enduring commitment to improving the quality of life for the vulnerable populations in the country. 

 "We are dedicated to contributing to the development of deprived children and women in both rural and urban areas, focusing on quality healthcare promotion, education, and overall well-being," she said.

"This donation highlights our belief in collaborative efforts to foster sustainable development within Ghana’s health sector."

Mrs. Ofosu-Adjare expressed her gratitude and that of the people of Techiman North for the gesture, noting that the equipment and supplies would have a positive impact on the health delivery service. 

"This contribution from the Lordina Foundation will play a pivotal role in bridging gaps in our healthcare system. It reflects our shared commitment to improving the well-being of our people," she said.

This initiative is part of the Lordina Foundation’s broader mission to modernise and strengthen under-resourced health facilities across communities, and to ensure medical professionals are equipped with the necessary tools to provide high-quality, life-saving care for patients.

The items presented include hospital and theatre beds, delivery beds, incubators, theatre lights, phototherapy machines, baby scales, syringes and gloves and trolleys. 

The remaining were wheelchairs, commodes, baby cots, baby carts, medical screens, baby baths, bedside cabinets, and overhead tables.