Foundation Continues to give Covid-19 kits to Community Nurses in Kisumu

 

Communications Director at Mwalimu James Japheth Mwamu Foundation Kate Akinyi Nyadida hands over a present to one of the Community Nurses at Orongo Dispensary to recognize their work within the Community.The Foundation has been donating Covid-19 kits like face masks and sanitizers to the community Nurses in Kisumu East Constituency-Photo Courtesy.


By Dickson Odhiambo

 

July 19, 2021

 

Foundation Continues to give Covid-19 kits to Community Nurses in Kisumu

 

A Foundation has continued to offer support the Community Health Volunteers in Kisumu East Constituency.

 

Mwalimu James Japheth Mwamu Foundation visited Orongo Dispensary in Kisumu East Constituency where the Community Health Volunteers are attached to and gave the Covid 19 kits like Face masks and sanitizers for their daily duties.

 

The Foundation’s Communication Director Kate Akinyi Nyadida the Community nurses known as Community Health Volunteers are also frontline workers during this time of Covid-19 disease hence needs to be supported in the line of their duty

 

The Foundation's President James Japheth Mwamu said there is need by the County Government to release the stipend it pays to the Community Health Volunteers in time to help in motivating them in their work.

 

A Community Health Volunteer Helida Achieng Odindo has hailed the Foundation's gesture to visit them and donated them the items.

 

She says they have a lot of work within the community to help in enlightening the public on matters of health at the grass root level.

 

Achieng says they need personal protective devices like gloves, face masks among others to help them in their work.

 

Two weeks ago, the foundation visited the Community Health Workers in Ragumo area within the Kisumu East Constituency and donated such items to them.

 

The Foundation’s President James Mwamu had called on the County Government of Kisumu to consider increasing the stipend given to the Community Health Workers to enable them do their work effectively.

 

The Community Health Workers have lamented that the stipend they are currently offered is too little to sustain their work.

 

 

 

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