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The Volta Regional Minister, Hon. James Gunu, together with his entourage, has visited the Sogakope Market to inspect the ongoing construction of a Health Kiosk under the Ghana Health Service’s Free Primary Health Care initiative.
The Health Kiosk, which is aimed at providing emergency and primary healthcare services to market women and patrons of the market, is the first of its kind in the country. A total of ten kiosks are expected to be established across selected districts in the Volta Region to improve access to healthcare delivery.
Briefing the Minister during the visit, the South Tongu District Director of Health Services, Mr. Bismark Kodzo Hottorwodze, highlighted the importance of the project in bringing essential healthcare services closer to the people.
The selected districts for the Health Kiosk initiative include South Tongu, Central Tongu, Ketu North, Hohoe, North Tongu, Anloga, Ho West, Afadzato South, North Dayi and South Dayi.
The initiative forms part of efforts by government and the Ghana Health Service to strengthen primary healthcare delivery and improve emergency healthcare access within communities and marketplaces across the region.