Mama Lucy Kibaki Hospital gets a donation of Ksh3 million of medical equipment
Betting firm Mozzarbet has honored to stand in solidarity with Kenyans and provide support to communities by helping the country’s healthcare system.
As part of their continued Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative dubbed “Supporting Our Healthcare Facilities”, Mozzart donated medical equipment worth Ksh3 million to the Mama Lucy Kibaki Hospital yesterday.
The hospital’s Acting Medical Superintendent Dr Essam Said Ahmed said that the equipments will help them get better as fully functioning 24/7 hospital.
“We are very glad to get these equipment as they will help us get better as fully functioning 24/7 hospital. We thank Mozzart and hope more organisations and companies can do the same as most hospitals around the country are under-equiped. Strengthening the healthcare system in Kenya is very important and I am happy that Mozzart took up this initiative. On behalf of Mama Lucy Kibaki Hospital, I want to thank them once again for this kind gesture.” He said.
Items to Mama Lucy Kibaki Hospital include an incubator, six 15-inch patient monitors, bedside lockers, and patient beds complete with Macintosh mattresses.
Mozzart intends to spread out the donations to other regions in the coming days.
“We have so far donated equipment to the Pumwani Maternity Hospital, Ngara Health Centre, Chemolingot Sub County hospital in Tiaty, the Mathare North Health Centre, Kahawa West Health Centre and now Mama Lucy Kibaki Hospital.” Frank Ochieng, Mozzart Bet Marketing Manager said,
Ochieng added that they are also going to donate more medical equipment to the Mukuru Health Centre, Kayole 1 and Kayole 2 Health Centres this week.
“We will roll out to more hospitals across the country soon. We are here to support Kenyan communities in the long term,” he added.
Donated items to Pumwani Maternity Hospital included Incubators, Patient Monitors, Oxygen Concentrators, Bedside Lockers, and Patient Beds complete with Macintosh Mattresses.
Donated items to Mathare North Health Centre Kahawa West Health Centre, Ngara Health Centre and Chemolingot Health Centre were in the range of Ksh 1,500,000.
