The cash donation is specifically intended to assist the health center in purchasing fuel for its generator, thereby alleviating challenges related to fuel shortages.
KAKATA—Sekou Kalasco Damaro, Special Aide to former President George M. Weah, has contributed to the Kakata Health Center in Margibi County, donating sanitary materials along with $500 in cash.
By: Yawah Y. Jaivey
The donation comes in response to ongoing calls for public support to provide essential medical and non-medical supplies to the health facility, which is crucial for addressing health emergencies in the county.
Among the donated items are surgical gloves, Tide soap, mops, Clorox, buckets, and sanitary pads.
During the presentation on Sunday, Mr. Damaro emphasized the importance of giving back to the community, a principle instilled by former President Weah.
“I am extremely glad to aid healthcare workers here in their efforts to adequately care for those seeking medical treatment,” he stated, underscoring his commitment to supporting the facility.
The cash donation is specifically intended to assist the health center in purchasing fuel for its generator, thereby alleviating challenges related to fuel shortages.
D. Musulyn Massaquoi, the Officer-In-Charge at Kakata Health Center, expressed her gratitude for the timely contribution, describing it as “welcoming” and assured that the materials and funds would be utilized for their intended purposes.
Mr. Damaro, however, reaffirmed his dedication to ongoing support for the health center, promising to remain engaged in future initiatives aimed at enhancing healthcare delivery in Kakata and Margibi County at large.
