The SVD Ghana Project and Development Office (SVD-GHA PDO) has once again demonstrated its commitment to promoting compassionate service and improving healthcare delivery through a generous donation to the Shekinah Clinic in Tamale. This gesture forms part of the SVD’s ongoing mission to support institutions that provide critical services to vulnerable and underserved communities across Ghana.

The Shekinah Clinic, established to serve the poor, marginalized, and destitute, offers essential medical care to individuals who are often unable to afford treatment elsewhere. Recognizing the immense impact of the clinic’s work, the SVD Ghana Project Office extended support in the form of medical supplies, essential drugs, health equipment, and other materials needed to enhance the clinic’s operations.

This donation was made possible through the generous sponsorship of the Muenster Diocese, Germany, whose continued partnership enables the SVD Ghana Project Office to reach communities in need with compassion and care. The contribution seeks not only to strengthen healthcare delivery but also to affirm the Church’s mission of serving humanity with love and dignity.

Representatives from the SVD Ghana Project Office emphasized that the donation reflects the congregation’s broader vision of evangelizing through service and empowerment. They commended the management and staff of Shekinah Clinic for their dedication and sacrifice in providing healthcare to the less privileged.

The management of Shekinah Clinic, in expressing their heartfelt appreciation, noted that the support from the SVD Ghana Project Office and its partners will go a long way in enhancing their capacity to deliver quality healthcare services to the needy.

Through such acts of kindness, the SVD Ghana Project Office continues to uphold its mission of transforming lives, fostering hope, and embodying the spirit of Christ’s love in action.