Engage now Africa donates equipment to immigration service clinic

Engage Now Africa has donated medical supplies and assorted items to the Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) Clinic at its Headquarters in Accra.

The donation forms part of the organization’s effort to help improve the health of individuals, communities and society.

The items include mattresses, air conditioner, a photocopier, printer and pillows estimated to cost about GHC10, 000.00.

Presenting the items, the Executive Director of Engage Now Africa, Mr. Peter Evans said, the organization had provided social amenities and other healthcare incentives to Ghanaians in the Greater Accra, Central and Upper East regions since its establishment in 2006, adding that, they were willing to partner the GIS to run a well-equipped Clinic that would provide quality healthcare to Officers and Men of the service.

He commended the Service for its continuous efforts to maintain peace and security, and making Ghana a safe place by deterring and preventing deviants and miscreants from entering the country.

Receiving the items, the Comptroller-General of Immigration, Mr. Kwame Asuah Takyi, on behalf of the Service, expressed his appreciation to the Engage Now Africa for being the first organization to donate to the GIS Clinic.
He assured them that the equipment would be put to good use, and called on other organizations to emulate the kind gesture by Engage Now Africa to help the GIS provide quality healthcare to its personnel.

Ghana immigration service headquarters off Ako Adjei Interchange No 7 Mozambique Link, Ridge Private Mail Bag, Ministries, Accra


The GIS Clinic was commissioned by the Minister of Interior, Hon. Ambrose Dery, in the early part of this year and has since attended to about 3,500 patients, made up of personnel of the Service and expatriates seeking Work and Residence permits in Ghana.
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