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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Official opening of Toshpa adopted ward 6 at the Connaught Hospital, Freetown.
Toshpa in the presence of the medical staff and representatives from the Ministry of Health has today opened the newly adopted ward 6. The ward has been revamped and fully set up for nurses to care for patients as they are nursed back to health.
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.
Empowering Communities: TOSHPA Launches Nurse-led Diabetes Clinic and Initiates Educational Outreach in Sierra Leone
In a groundbreaking endeavor to fortify healthcare services in Sierra Leone, the Organization of Sierra Leonean Healthcare Professionals Abroad (TOSHPA) proudly announces the inauguration of a Nurse-led Diabetes Clinic at Bo Government Hospital. This monumental event, attended by representatives from the Ministry of Health and Sanitation, TOSHPA leadership, and Bo Hospital officials, signifies a united…
TOSHPA at the Heart of Humanitarian Collaboration
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TOSHPA representative Mr Ibrahim Momoh
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Toshpa offer support in Bo
Toshpa offers Support for health service delivery in Bo city, Sierra Leone. donating over twenty hospital beds and other relevant medical pieces of equipment from overseas, and complete rehabilitation of the male ward.
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