NGO Rescues Detained Nursing Mothers Unable to Pay Medical Bills

In a compassionate act of generosity, God’s Coming Kingdom Foundation has stepped in to alleviate the financial burden faced by several nursing mothers detained at Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital in Kumasi.

The foundation, led by Chairperson Madam Rebecca Kaaley and founded by Mr. Solomon Abronoma Nyarko based in Holland, intervened by settling outstanding medical bills for mothers who could not afford them.

The initiative was prompted by the dire situation of nursing mothers and their babies who, despite recovering from their ailments, remained detained in the hospital due to hefty medical bills, some as high as Ghc 75,000.00. Madam Rebecca Kaaley emphasized that the foundation’s biannual support at the hospital is crucial to assisting the less privileged, especially in their hometown of Kumasi.

“This is our way of extending a helping hand to the poor and needy in our community,” Madam Kaaley explained. “Many patients, particularly mothers recovering from childbirth complications, face immense financial challenges when presented with hospital bills they cannot afford.”

The hospital staff, including Madam Akparibo Gertrude, the Principal Nursing Officer of Wall A1, have warmly received the gesture from God’s Coming Kingdom Foundation. She expressed gratitude for the foundation’s support and called on other corporate bodies and philanthropists to emulate their example.

“We are troubled by the number of women discharged but unable to leave due to financial constraints,” Madam Gertrude remarked. “It is heartening to see organizations like God’s Coming Kingdom Foundation stepping in to make a real difference.”

The foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to community development and social intervention, aims to spread the love of God through impactful initiatives that improve the lives of the underprivileged. Madam Kaaley reiterated their unwavering commitment to reducing maternal mortality and supporting sustainable development goals, providing reassurance and confidence to the audience.

Beneficiary mothers expressed profound gratitude to God’s Coming Kingdom Foundation and Mr. Solomon Abronoma Nyarko for their timely assistance, highlighting the relief and hope brought by the foundation’s compassionate act. Their stories serve as a beacon of hope, inspiring others to believe in the transformative power of compassion.

As the foundation continues its mission, it serves as a beacon of hope for vulnerable communities, demonstrating the transformative power of compassion and solidarity in addressing healthcare challenges. This powerful demonstration should motivate others to join in the fight for better healthcare for all.

Source:Newsghana.com.gh