THE National Capital District Provincial Health Authority (NCDPHA) acknowledges with gratitude the donation of essential drugs made to Morata Clinic by the Member for Moresby Northwest Lohia Boe Samuel.
This timely support strengthens the clinic’s capacity to serve the growing population of Morata and surrounding communities.
The Chief Executive Officer of NCDPHA Dr. Robin Oge said, “We sincerely thank Lohia Boe Samuel for his commitment to the health and wellbeing of our people.
“This donation of essential medicines will directly benefit patients who rely on Morata Clinic for primary healthcare services.
” Partnerships like this demonstrate the importance of collective responsibility in ensuring accessible and quality healthcare for all residents of the National Capital District,” Dr Oge said.
Morata Clinic continues to play a vital role in delivering frontline healthcare services, attending to hundreds of patients weekly.
The donation will help address immediate needs and improve patient care outcomes.
The Clinic Manager for Morata Clinic Sr. Polyn Dean added that this contribution comes at a critical time for our clinic. We are grateful for the Member’s support, which will enable us to provide consistent treatment and care to our patients.
” It is encouraging to see leaders working hand in hand with health authorities to meet the needs of our community,” he said.
NCDPHA reaffirms its commitment to strengthening partnerships with leaders, stakeholders, and communities to improve healthcare delivery across the National Capital District.
The Authority encourages continued collaboration to ensure that every resident has access to essential medicines and services.