KCB Bank has donated medical equipment worth Shs 12 million shillings to Sanctuary Medical Foundation in Gayaza.
The donation comes on the backdrop of heightened need for in-patient medical equipment and need for protection of frontline health centre staff.
The items donated to Sanctuary Medical Foundation include; 10 adjustable adult patient beds with in-built drip stands, mattresses with PVC covers and 10 COVID-19 protective suits to aid in the treatment of patients at the facility.
Edgar Byamah, the Managing Director at KCB observed that as a health facility, there is continued need for availability of medical equipment and supplies as a way to support the hospitals’ efforts and facilitate the medical teams with the right tools to enable them do the great job the people of this community are already experiencing.
Byamah said: “It is therefore because of this reason that KCB Uganda, through the KCB Foundation, is able to make the decision to donate new hospital equipment worth Shs 12.3 million to Sanctuary Medical foundation. As we are all aware our beloved country is continually registering new COVID-19 cases most of which are community cases.”
Phoebe Lutaaya, the chief executive officer at Sanctuary Medical Foundation extended appreciation to KCB for the timely and calculated support.
She said: “It is important to form such partnerships in the bid to improve the experience of patients that come to the center to receive medical attention and as well as enhance the working environment for both medical and non-medical personnel,” she noted.
Dr. Kaliika Patrick, one of the founders at the foundation noted that the donation, would greatly support the health center that treats about 500 patients monthly from the community of Kittetika in Gayaza.
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