Stanbic Bank Ghana Renovates Wa Municipal Hospital's Maternity Ward

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The Wa Municipal Hospital in the Upper West Region of Ghana is set to benefit from a GH¢690,160 renovation of its maternity ward, thanks to a sponsorship from Stanbic Bank Ghana. The project aims to upgrade the infrastructure and improve the overall quality of maternal healthcare services at the facility, which has recorded the highest number of deliveries in the region despite its aging infrastructure. The hospital's zero maternal mortality rate since the first half of 2025 is a testament to the dedication and professionalism of the maternity team, and the renovation is expected to further enhance the quality of maternal care and comfort for mothers, newborns, and staff.

Key Takeaways:

  • The renovation of Wa Municipal Hospital's maternity ward is valued at GH¢690,160 and is funded by Stanbic Bank Ghana.
  • The hospital has recorded zero maternal mortality since the first half of 2025, a testament to the dedication and professionalism of the maternity team.
  • The renovation aims to improve the infrastructure and overall quality of maternal healthcare services at the facility, which has recorded the highest number of deliveries in the Upper West Region.
  • Stanbic Bank Ghana assessed the state of the maternity block and decided to take up the full renovation cost despite receiving several proposals for support.
  • The project is aligned with Stanbic Bank's corporate social responsibility pillar in the health sector, which prioritizes maternal and child health.
  • The renovation will enhance the quality of maternal care and comfort for mothers, newborns, and staff at the hospital.

Statistics:

  • GH¢690,160: The amount sponsored by Stanbic Bank Ghana for the renovation of Wa Municipal Hospital's maternity ward.
  • 2025: The year in which the hospital recorded zero maternal mortality in the first half of the year and has maintained the record till present.
  • Highest number of deliveries: The hospital records the highest number of deliveries in the Upper West Region.

Sources:

  • Ghanaian Times: Copyright 2025 Ghanaian Times. All rights reserved. Distributed by AllAfrica Global Media (allAfrica.com).