Catholic Relief, Latter Day Saints renovate 6 ambulance offices in northern region

The six renovated facilities therefore complement other HOPE-MCH interventions aimed at strengthening Ghana’s emergency referral system and improving access to timely maternal, newborn and child health care, particularly for communities facing significant barriers to care.

The Catholic Relief Services (CRS), with funding from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS), has renovated and expanded six National Ambulance Service (NAS) offices to strengthen emergency response and referral services in underserved communities across northern Ghana.

HOPE-MCH Project Speaking on behalf of the CRS Country Representative, the Health Programme Manager at CRS Ghana, Adam Haliq, said the investment formed part of efforts under the three-year Holistic Opportunities for Positive Engagement in Maternal and Child Health (HOPE-MCH) Project to strengthen Ghana’s emergency referral system.