The project was undertaken by Flokefama, a medical equipment solutions company, at the cost of GH¢200,000 as part of its corpo­rate social responsibility.

The refurbishment included essential upgrades such as floor tiling, a fresh coat of paint throughout the Blood Bank, and the installation of modern wash­room facilities and workshops.

With the new development, the facility now boasts of a more comfortable environment with the addition of new air con­ditioning units, new sinks and furniture, and updated netting for enhanced safety and security.

The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Flokefama, Mr Em­manuel Teye Kenney, expressed the company’s unwavering commitment to supporting qual­ity healthcare delivery, adding, “advancing quality healthcare delivery in Ghana is not merely a duty; it’s a fundamental right that belongs to all Ghanaians.”

“Flokefama’s steadfast ded­ication to contributing to the country’s progress is unwavering. We recognise our responsibility to uplift our nation, and this refurbishment is just the begin­ning. We pledge to extend our support to other vital institutions and facilities that require similar interventions,” he added.

“This noble endeavour sig­nifies Flokefama’s unwavering dedication to elevating healthcare standards in Ghana, ensuring that life-saving blood transfu­sions are readily available for those in need by modernising the Korle Bu Blood Bank and equip­ping it with essential facilities.”

The Acting Medical Director of KBTH, Dr Henry Akoto, commended Flokefama for its timely intervention. “With this revitalised facility, our medical professionals can now fulfil their vital mission more effectively, ensuring the collection, rigorous testing, and reliable distribu­tion of safe and quality blood. Flokefama’s dedication stands as a resounding testament to the private sector’s unwavering com­mitment to advancing healthcare delivery in Ghana.

Flokefama’s investment in the Korle Bu Blood Bank exemplifies the positive impact that corpo­rate social responsibility initia­tives can have on critical health­care infrastructure, ultimately benefitting the well-being of the Ghanaian people.”

The transformative initiative, Dr Akoto underscored the im­mense potential of private sector collaboration in driving advance­ments within the healthcare sector of the nation.

“It sets not only an inspir­ing example, but also serves as a compelling model for other organisations to emulate, foster­ing a collective commitment to elevating healthcare standards and making a lasting impact on the well-being of Ghanaians,” he added.