KGL Foundation Renovates OPD at Accra Psychiatric Hospital to Boost Mental Health Care
The KGL Foundation has successfully completed the renovation of the Out-Patient Department (OPD) at the Accra Psychiatric Hospital, further demonstrating its dedication to enhancing mental health services and supporting patient well-being across Ghana.
The refurbishment is part of the Foundation’s broader mental health initiative, aimed at creating a more dignified, welcoming, and patient-friendly environment for those seeking psychological and psychiatric care.
Impact
At the commissioning ceremony, Elliot Dadey, CEO of KGL Foundation, explained that the project was driven by a desire to create a lasting positive impact on mental health care and to inspire greater investment in the sector. He emphasized that a well-designed physical space can significantly aid patient recovery, and noted that the upgraded facility now offers a more supportive atmosphere for treatment and healing.
KGL praised
Dr. Kwadwo Marfo Obeng, Hospital Director of the Accra Psychiatric Hospital, praised the Foundation for its timely intervention, calling the transformation both significant and far-reaching.
According to Dr. Obeng, the renovated OPD has not only improved the hospital’s image but also enhanced safety, comfort, and overall accessibility within consulting rooms, making the facility much more inviting for patients and visitors alike.
