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The Vodafone Ghana Foundation has on Monday handed over a renovated P3 Toddlers Ward of the Children's Block of the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital to its administrators.
The renovation of the 27-bed capacity ward was funded by the Vodafone Ghana Foundation as part of its corporate social responsibility.
Speaking in an interview with Myjoyonline.com after the handing over ceremony, Rhoda Dzade, Administrator of the foundation said their main aim is to have a meaningful impact on society.
According to her, the renovation exercise took eight months to complete, noting that their "focus was mainly trying to get a comfortable and relaxed environment for the children."
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