GRID and NEA want to improve health in the Carpenter area in a sustainable manner. We have been implementing large health projects and hosting international health teams in support of that dream. Both organizations believe that establishing a hospital in the area may be one of the next possible steps to achieving year-round access to quality health care.
This year, our board members are studying the feasibility of building a hospital in Carpenter. To do this, we need to have accurate information about building plans and costs, and so we have applied to Engineering Ministries International Canada (eMi Canada) for assistance. eMi Canada is a non-profit Christian development organization mobilizing architects, engineers, and other design professionals who donate their skills for projects like this.
Right now, eMi Canada is recruiting professional volunteers to conduct a Carpenter site visit and develop hospital plans so that our board members can make a fully-informed, prayerful decision about launching a hospital. A full team description is available on the eMi Canada site.
If you are interested in contributing to or learning more about this team opportunity, please contact Kevin Wiens of eMi Canada.
Daniel K. Tettey says
2014/03/18 at 9:35 pmSiting a hospital at carpenter will go along way for the people to access year round health care. It will also enhanced good health life style in the people for not compounding their sickness until the coming of the Doctors.
This fantastic decision will not only going to boost the health care of the people but also going to enhance
a. health education
b. job creation
c. formal education ( moral, social, cultural,physical & etc)
d. releases some level of perception ( superstitions ) & many more.
Many thanks goes to the management of GRID/ NEA for their good work done.
May God bless you all for the needed strength and wisdom on the ahead hospital project.