The Asutifi North District Assembly recently commissioned a Community Health-based Planning Services (CHPS) compound in Kensere. This facility was established to enhance healthcare accessibility for the local community, which had previously faced challenges accessing nearby health services.
The Kensere CHPS compound is part of broader efforts by the Assembly to improve local health infrastructure and address the needs of underserved populations in the district. Alongside the CHPS compound, other development projects such as improved sanitation facilities, including community toilets, are also being prioritized to combat issues like open defecation and to support better hygiene and disease control in the region.
In his speech, the DCE recommended that the facility be taken good care of and that the health workers be respected.
The Member of Parliament also donated a motorcycle to the health workers to facilitate their work.
The Chief of Kensere, expressed gratitude to the Assembly for this commitment, highlighting the importance of such projects in improving the well-being of the community