CRS, LDS hand over 6 renovated NAS facilities to strengthen emergency response

The six renovated facilities complement these investments and are expected to improve the capacity of the National Ambulance Service to provide timely emergency referral and transport services, particularly for women, newborns and children in underserved communities.

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

He said the improved offices, together with emergency vehicles and dispatch systems provided under the project, would strengthen the operational foundation of the National Ambulance Service and enable personnel to coordinate more effectively and respond to communities when emergency care is needed.