Capacity Building at Connaught
TOSHPA embarks on capacity building at Connaught hospital the main referral General hospital in Freetown, Sierra Leone. Diaspora Officer of TOSHPA Elizabeth Faley teaching code of conduct for nurses and midwives.
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Toshpa awarded for their good work
On 27th December 2021, TOSHPA Diaspora officer Elizabeth Faley received an award on behalf of TOSHPA for their work in contributing to the strengthening of the health service in Sierra Leone.
TOSHPA Donates Medical Equipment’s to Connaught Hospital
TOSHPA continues to show it support in revamping the health sector in Sierra Leone by making more donation at ward six at Connaught Government Hospital. Blood sugar monitoring kits and Pressure machines were provided to this ward.
Chairperson Ms. Mimi Kona Rogers representing TOSHPA at DEMAC
Chairperson Ma Mimi Kona Rogers representing TOSHPA at DEMAC, Diaspora Emergency Action and Coordination in Geneva 29-31st May 2022. Discussing way forward for Diasporian organisations in Europe and the difficulties of attaining external funding.
Teenage Pregnancy Education
Toshpa engages in raising awareness in schools and communities on teenage pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections. Our health workers reach out to school administrations to facilitate learning of these topics from nurses and practitioners, allowing these children to ask questions which broadens their mind and also encourage them to pass on the knowledge to their…
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