Accra, 20 September, 2019 / 12:39 am (ACI Africa).
As the Margret Marquart Catholic hospital commemorates 60 years of its existence in Ghana, the health institution has been commended for providing quality health care services to members of the community.
“For the past six decades, the hospital has not only expanded physically as an institution but it has become a driver of quality health service in Ghana,” Bishop Emmanuel Kofi Fianu of Ho diocese observed as he launched the Diamond Jubilee celebrations last week.
“The Margret Marquart Hospital has demonstrated commitment to the health needs of the people, perseverance and resilience in the pursuit of quality and excellence,” he said.
The Prelate further lauded the facility for giving quality health services to the poor and underprivileged in society in line with Jesus’ healing Ministry.
Bishop Fianu who is also the Episcopal Chairman for Health in Ghana appealed to Catholics and stakeholders to support the building of a Child Welfare Clinic (CWC) for children who receive health care from the facility saying, “they need to be supported to achieve this anniversary project.”
