Old Students of Commonwealth Hall-University of Ghana (Old Vandals Association), Central Region branch, have made donation to the Children’s Ward of the University Health Services (DUHS). Led by their President; Dr. Levi Yafetto, the Association donated items including pieces of baby teddy bears and play toys, as part of their objective to create enabling environment for children as they go through healing at the hospital. Receiving the items, the Director of DUHS, Dr. Evans Ekanem expressed sincere appreciation for the kind donation. The Ward In-Charge, Mrs. Charity Acquah thanked the Association for the gesture, and pledged to maintain the items well for the benefit of every child in the Ward. She further hoped for more kind donations from well-meaning individuals and groups to enhance the Facility’s agenda of making the Children’s Ward feel as home. Present at the presentation were the Health Services Administrator; Mr. Atta Yeboah-Sarpong and the Nurse Manager; Mr. Thomas Tamag,
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