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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Ms Fatmata Krusat attends the AEMRN annual conference in Geneva.
Ms Fatmata Krusat attended the AEMRN annual conference in Geneva 15-16 December 22 and made a presentation about TOSHPA work in Sierra Leone in 2022. Highlight was the renovation of a dilapidated male ward 6 to alight standard ward conducive for patient care.
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TOSHPA at the Heart of Humanitarian Collaboration
At the end of October 2023, TOSHPA had the privilege of participating in the Humanitarian Exchange Forum held at the Danish Refugee Council’s headquarters in Copenhagen. This event brought together an array of organizations, including the International Organization for Migration (IOM), the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), and DEMAC (Diaspora Emergency Action &…
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.
