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Reverend Dorothy Dennis, Field Worker of the Women's Home and Overseas Society of the A.M.E. Zion Church, has donated food items worth GH¢600 to HIV/AIDS patients at the Central Regional Hospital.
The items comprising 100 loaves of bread, oranges, pineapples, soap, sugar, rice and some cereal were received by Ms Gladys Brempong, Senior Midwife in-charge of the HIV clinic.
Presenting the items Rev. Dennis said the donation was part of the society's social responsibility towards the needy in society.
Ms Brempong thanked the Society and appealed to other organisations to assist the hospital.
Source: GNA
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