ST. ANTHONY’S HOSPITAL,

DZODZE

50 YEARS OLD

HURRAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

GRAND DURBAR: FRIDAY, 17^TH DECEMBER, 2010

TIME: 9:00 A.M. AT THE FORECOURT OF THE

CONVENT, DZODZE

THEME OF THE CELEBRATION: ‘St. Anthony’s Hospital, Dzodze – 50 Years of Sharing in Christ’s Healing Ministry as a Partner in Health Care Delivery in Ghana – Achievements, Challenges and the Way Forward.’

A BID OF WELCOME

The St. Anthony’s Hospital, Dzodze by the Grace of the ALMITHY GOD, is 50 years old.

HURRAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

As it is the case in almost every major celebration or anniversary, so also it is in the life of an important institution such as the St. Anthony’s Hospital, Dzodze. It is therefore, pertinent to express our warm welcome and extend our hands of friendship to you our well-wishers and most especially, all our benefactors and benefactresses.

Fifty years in the life of an institution is no mean achievement.

May the Spirit of the ALMITHY GOD therefore, guide and guard us all in our deliberations and fellowship during this GOLDEN JUBILEE CELEBRATION.

Once again, you are most welcome.

Thank you all.

H.E. PROF. JOHN EVANS ATTA MILLS

PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF GHANA

POPE BENEDICT XVI

THE APOSTOLIC NUNCIO TO GHANA, HIS EXCELLENCY LEON BADIKEBELE KALENGA (HE VISITED THE HOSPITAL ON 19^TH AUGUST, 2010)

BISHOP ANTHONY KONNINGS - FOUNDER OF THE ST. ANTHONY’S HOSPITAL AT DZODZE IN DECEMER 1960

MOST REV. ANTHONY KWAMI ADANUTY

BISHOP OF THE KETA-AKATSI CATHOLIC DIOCESE

MOST REV. FRANCIS A.K. LODONU,

BISHOP OF HO CATHOLIC DIOCESE

REV. FR. LEO BROUWER, PARISH PRIEST OF DZODZE AT THE TIME WHEN THE HOPSITAL WAS BUILT IN 1960

REV. FR. MANSHANDEN

UNDER WHOSE DISTINGUISHED DIRECTION

THE ST. ANTHONY’S HOSPITAL WAS BUILT

TABLE OF CONTENT

1.0 Anniversary Programme

2.0 A brief history of the Hospital

3.0 Current Management Team

4.0 Staffing at the beginning

5.0 List of Medical Officers who ever worked at the Hospital from 1960 – 2010

6.0 Present staff list

7.0 Infrastructure at the early stages of the Hospital

8.0 Present Infrastructure

9.0 Staff Accommodation from 1960 – 1970

10.0 Staff Accommodation as at 2010

11.0 Early Medical Services at the Hospital

12.0 Present Medical Services

13.0 Comparative Statistics – 1960 – 2010

14.0 Foreign Missions support

15.0 Some historical moments of the hospital

16.0 Some key successes chalked in the last decade – 2001 -2010

17.0 Present challenges of the hospital

18.0 The way forward

19.0 Acknowledgement

20.0 Appendices

I. Land Agreement

II. Distribution of Health Services within the Catholic Diocese of Keta-Akatsi showing Dzodze.

III. Site Plan of the Hospital

IV. Second Site Plan of the Hospital

V. Information on former staff of the St. Anthony’s Hospital

VI. Golden Jubilee Planning Committees

1.0 THE ANNIVERSARY PROGRAMME

ST. ANTHONY’S HOSPITAL, DZODZE, GOLDEN JUBILEE ANNIVERSARY GRAND DURBAR, FRIDAY, 17^TH DECEMBER, 2010 AT 10.00 A.M.

THEME: “St. Anthony’s Hospital, Dzodze, 50 years of sharing in Christ’s Healing Ministry as a Partner in health care delivery in Ghana. Achievements, Challenges and the Way forward”.

PROGRAMME

1. Arrival: Citizens, staff and invitees- 9.00 a.m

2. Arrival: Chiefs, elders and Special Invited Guests - 9.10am

3. Arrival: Bishops, Regional Ministers, Ministers of State and Very Specially Invited Guests in a procession.

4. Joint foundation laying rites

for the St. Mary’s Nursing

Training College and the

Jubilee House: Guest of Honour His Excellency the President, Prof. John Evans Atta Mills and His Lordship the Bishop, Anthony K. Adanuty.

5. A short parade: Dzosec – Cadet Corp and Inspection of Guard of Honour by the Guest of Honour, His Excellency President John Evans Atta Mills

6. Exchange of Greetings Led by Hon. DCE Ketu North

7. Opening Prayer: Monsignor Leonard Hope Hormeku, Vicar General, Keta-Akatsi Diocese.

8. Introduction of Chairperson: Ms. Theresa Morgan, Nursing Administrator

9. Chairperson’s Response: Prof. Cletus Dordunoo

10. Welcome Address and brief

report on the hospital by: The Medical Officer In-Charge

11. Jubilee Anthem by: The Jubilee Choir

12. Anniversary Speech by: Bishop Anthony K. Adanuty, Catholic Bishop of

Keta-Akatsi Diocese

13. Address by: Volta Regional Minister,

Honourable Joseph Amenorwode

14. Musical Interlude: Borborbor group

15. Fraternal Messages:

i) The Dutch Ambassador to Ghana

ii) Africa Action President from Germany, John Klaus

16. Musical Interlude: Jubilee Choir

17. Address by: Guest Speaker, Hon. Dr. Benjamin Kumbour – Minister for Health

18. National Anthem: Led by Dzosec School Choir

19. Golden Jubilee Keynote

Address by: The Guest of Honour, His Excellency, The President of the Republic of Ghana, Prof. John Evans Fiifi Atta Mills

20. Fund raising towards the Golden

Jubilee projects - The St. Mary’s

Nursing Training College at Dzodze

and the Jubilee House.

21. Special Awards to deserving

Staff: Led by Torgbui Akorli Zonyrah III, Theresa Morgan & Judith Agboyo

22. Chairperson’s Closing remarks: Prof. Cletus Dordunoo

23. Announcements by: The Administrator, Christian Akoto-Brown

24. Vote of Thanks: Rev. Sister Victorine Dorkenoo

25. Closing Prayer: The Parish Priest, Rev. Fr. Peter Nanga

26. Final Blessing: The Bishops Present

27. Departure: Guest of Honour, Guest Speaker, Bishops, Ministers of State, Chiefs and Queens to be followed by all others.

2.0 A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE HOSPITAL

The St. Anthony’s Hospital is owned by the Keta-Akatsi Catholic Diocese. The hospital can be found in the South-Eastern part of Ghana. It was established to commemorate the Sacerdotal Jubilee of Bishop Anthony Konnings, the Bishop of the then Keta Diocese under the distinguished direction of Rev. Fathers Manshandem and Brouwer in 1960.

Bishop Konnings was succeeded by Bishop Francis A.K. Lodonu of the erstwhile Keta-Ho Diocese who was very instrumental to the sustainability of the hospital.

Prior to the establishment of the hospital, around 1953, the first resident Parish Priest of Dzodze, Rev. Fr. Rudolph Zilstra, came with some Rev. Sisters of the society of ‘Friends of the Little Heart of Jesus’, the founders of the Sacred Heart Hospital which is also at Weme-Abor.

Their work was dressing of wounds and treatment of minor ailments. They went from house to house combining evangelization, medical care and charity. Later, they established a Clinic at where the present Parish House “Fadafeme” is today.

So impressive was their work that the desire for a higher form of medical care for the people of Dzodze was greatly felt.

The decisive hour then struck in the year 1958. The occasion when at a meeting in Kpandu with the Head-Christians of the then Keta Diocese and his Lordship Most Rev. Bishop Anthony Konings, the Bishop of the Diocese, revealed his intention of building three (3) hospitals in the Diocese. Present at this all-important meeting were the Hamemega Andreas Avorgbedor and Mr. Augutine Agbanyo, both natives of Dzodze. After the meeting, these two people, Avorgbedor and Agbanyo conferred and took a firm decision that Dzodze should have one of these hospitals sited on her soil and never to let this golden opportunity slip by.

When the Head-christian Avorgbedor returned, he went with Mr. Augustine Kwasiga Younge, (a school master), to report to Rev. Fr. Leo Brouwer (the Parish Priest at the time), the proceedings of the meeting with special emphasis on their intention to have one of the hospitals established in Dzodze. Rev. Fr. Brouwer promised to discuss the issue with the Bishop so that Dzodze could be considered for the establishment of one of such hospitals.

Very crucial to the actualization of the good intention of sitting one of the proposed hospitals on Dzodze soil was the problem of getting the land.

A few months later Rev. Fr. Leo Brouwer invited the Head-Christian Avorgbedor and others for a meeting, and asked them to look for a plot of land for the proposed hospital. Inspired by the Rev. Father’s revelation, Avorgbedor and Mr. Younge went to discuss the acquisition of the land with the late Chief Linguist (Tsyiamiga) Amegbletor Dodor of Ablorme-Dzodze. The late Dodor added his blessings and promised; “we shall build it on any available land”. Chief Linguist consequently directed them to look for a suitable site which happens to be the present site where the hospital now stands.

Land donors affected at the time were called together at Mr. Ayayi’s premises where the issue was exhaustively discussed and resolved. The land acquired measured 1,000 by 1,000 feet.

The following were some of the land donors as indicated in the Master Agreement in Appendix I.

1. Kwami Nukpoafe

2. Awlitsu Kove

3. Ahiadzo Todoxor

4. Keme Zogli

5. Adonu Nanewortor

6. Ahedor Denyo

7. Fianyo Denyo

8. Yegbe Adorvlo

9. Nuworsu Ahiable

10. Peter Bese

11. Dzaka Ahiagbede

12. Sortornyo Kportima and

13. Kumedzro Dzila

Through the instrumentality of Torgbui Dey II, Tsiamiga Amegbletor Dodor, the divisional chiefs and their subjects, the site was cleared through communal labour for the commencement of work of the hospital.

Under the joint general supervision of Rev. Fathers Manshanden and Brouwer, work started in earnest with Hamemega Andreas Avorgbedor, himself a carpenter heading the carpentry division, and Messrs Korsi Azameti and Atsu Dzaka heading the masonry division.

In 1960, the constructional work at the hospital was completed and on the 11^th of December 1960, the hospital was formerly opened by his Lordship Most Rev. Bishop Anthony Konings.

The magnificent St. Anthony’s Hospital whose 50^th Anniversary we are celebrating on this 17^th December, 2010 started from house to house medical care, then to a clinic in the house of the Parish Priest, and then to a full-fledged hospital on its current land on 10^th December, 1960.

3.0 CURRENT MANAGEMENT TEAM

Name: Dr. William Gyau Dwamena

Nationality: Ghanaian

Position: Medical Officer In-Charge

Years worked in Management: 5 Years

Profession: Medical Officer (Medicine)

Name: Christian Akoto-Brown

Nationality: Ghanaian

Position: Health Services Administrator

Years Worked in Management: 19 Years

Profession: Health Administration

Name: Ms. Theresa Morgan Nditsi

Nationality: Ghanaian

Position: Nursing Administrator

Years Worked in Management: 3 Years

Profession: Nursing

ADVISORY TEAM MEMBERS

Name: Torgbui Dey III

Nationality: Ghanaian

Position: Chief , Dzodze, Chairman

Name: Rev. Fr. Peter Nanga

Nationality: Ghanaian

Position: Parish Priest. Member Secretary

Name: Hon. Lawson Kofi Claver

Nationality: Ghanaian

Position:DCE Ketu North, Member

Name: Mama Nyagadzie

Nationality: Ghanaian

Position: Queen of Dzodze, Member

Name: Ms. Faustine Amegashie-Aheto

Nationality: Ghana

Position: District Director of Health, Member.

Ketu North

Name: Ms. Selina Vidza

Nationality: Ghanaian

Position: Member

Name: Mr. James Yaovi Vodzi

Nationality: Ghanaian

Position: Member

4.0 STAFFING AT THE BEGINNING

The Reverend Sisters (Rev. Srs.) who started the Clinic were duly transferred to work in the hospital. One of them was Rev. Sr. Nelly.

By August 1960, work was started in this hospital under the energetic Dr. de Bruijchere (popularly known as Kodzoga), the first resident medical officer. He was sent by MEMISA. There were some expatriate missionaries (Rev. Srs) who came at the time from Holland to work in the Hospital.

1. Dr. de Bruijchere - Medical Officer In-charge

2. Rev. Sr. Hubertar - Administrator

3. Rev. Sr. Gertrude - Lab/X-ray Technician

4. Rev. Sr. Mary Christine - General Ward In-Charge

5. Rev. Sr. Theresa - Theatre Nurse/Anesthetist

6. Rev. Sr. Mary (alias Agbo) - Maternity In-Charge

7. Sister Bloom - Midwife

The above expatriates were helped by the following indigenes. These were:

1. Vincentia Okudzeto

2. Paulina Amegashiti-Ahiabenu

3. Petrina Adzimah

4. Benedicta Lawson

5. Emilia Abla Wornu-Denyo

6. Agnes Akpabli

5.0 LIST OF MEDICAL OFFICERS WHO WORKED AT THE HOSPITAL FROM 1960 - 2010

List of Expatriate Doctors

1. Dr. de Bruijchere (a.k.a. Kodzoga) - First Resident Medical Officer

2. Dr. Van Laween

3. Dr. Jane Halmet

4. Dr. Koos Eckhout

5. Dr. Jan en Melanie Sluimers

6. Dr. Sjors George Homminga

7. Dr. Gerard Veldt

8. Dr. Hans van Vugt

9. Dr. Petrus van de Ven

10. Dr. Gabriele G.M. van Thoor

11. Dr. Frank Winnubst

12. Dr. Ad Hendrikx

13. Dr. Rob Nonner

14. Dr. Hubert

15. Dr. Vonhes

List of Ghanaian Doctors

16. Dr. David Gbekor Kove – (The first Ghanaian Doctor to take over the administration of the hospital)

17. Dr. Fokwa (of blessed memory)

18. Dr. Paul Dagbui

19. Dr. Gameli Seadzi

20. Dr. K. Dzimah

21. Dr. Mark Aglobitse

22. Dr. Asare Bediako – (now at Ketu South District Hospital, Aflao)

23. Dr. Joseph Korpisah

24. Dr. Osabutey

25. Dr. Korle

26. Dr. John Bello

27. Dr. Fridoline Anyomi (of blessed memory)

28. Dr. Felix Tsidi- (now at Keta Municipal Hospital)

29. Dr. K. Kudze

30. Dr. Michael Ahedor (Municipal Director, MHMT, Hohoe)

31. Dr. Lawrence Kumi – (now at Peki Government Hospital)

32. Dr. Fiam Koblavi

33. Dr. K. Essien

34. Dr. Roland Dakpala

35. Dr. Felix Sodzi Sodzi-Tettey – (now at Department of Health, NCS, Accra)

36. Dr. Mrs. Adorkor Sodzi-Tettey

37. Dr. William Gyau Dwamena – (present Senior Medical Officer In-Charge)

38. Dr. Elliot Arko-Boham

39. Dr. Yaw Obeng-Nsiah

List of Administrators

1. Francis Agbenu - (1980 – 1987)

2. Modestus Ahiable – Personnel Manager (1980 – 1988)

3. Francis Ahiabu - (1991 – 1997)

4. Bismarck E. D. Dufe (Ag) - (1997 – 1998)

5. Christian Akoto-Brown - (1998 to Date)

List of Matrons

Rev. Sr. Hubertar

Annie Grass

Vicentia Okudzeto

Dorothy Richidson

Bertha Etsa Duho

Theresa Morgan

List of some early Rev. Sister who started the Hospital

1. Rev. Sr. Hubertar

2. Rev. Sr. Gertrude

3. Rev. Sr. Mary Christine

4. Rev. Sr. M. Theresa

5. Rev. Sr. Mary (a.k.a. Agbo)

Dr. de Bruijckere (a.k.a. Kodzoga) the first Medical Doctor of the Hospital with his wife and daughter, Caroline

Mrs. Annie Grass – (1968 – 1972)

(Former Staff)

6.0 PRESENT STAFF LIST

S/NO	NAME
1	DR. DWAMENA GYAU WILLIAM
2	DR. KORPISAH JOSEPH
3	DR. OBENG-NSIAH YAW
4	AKOTO-BROWN CHRISTIAN
5	BANSAH ADOLF
6	MORGAN THERESA
7	KAKA AGNES ABENA
8	AFFRAM REBECCA
9	AKPI ELIZABETH
10	AMELOR ALEXANDER
11	AFIDEMENYO FAUSTINE AMA
12	ANTHONIO ANGELICA AMA
13	ANORPANSUO MARY KAFUI
14	DANU GERTRUDE
15	TABURONOMBO TITUS
16	KUZORLI MARTIN
17	AFARI ESTHER SERWAA
18	SEGBEDZI PATIENCE
19	FIANU WISDOM KOFI
20	AMETORDZI DESIRE
21	AGBANU ELORM REJOICE
22	BANSAH JOELINA
23	ELEBLU ELORM ADZO
24	AWUMEY BENEDICTA
25	SENYAGLO VERONICA
26	ADJEI NANCY
27	DEYEGBE FELIX
28	TECKU AMELIA
29	KLABI PHYLLIS ADJOA
30	GASU ELIZABETH
31	ZAATO DOMA ALI
32	BANSAH ELIZABETH
33	ZEYE ELIZABETH
34	AVUSUGLO EMMA
35	AMABLE ROSINA
36	BOADUA EVA AMMA
37	FREEMAN ELLEN
38	ADUKONU MARGARET(REV. SR.)
39	AVORGBEDOR CECILIA AKOSUA
40	NANI DORIS
41	SAKU ERNESTINE YAWA
42	DOMI MILLICENT
43	QUARSHIE VICTORIA AMMA
44	DZILENU PATIENCE
45	DENUTSUI PHYLLIS
46	AKUBIA RUTH
47	AKYENA EDNA ANITA
48	TAY CHRISTINE
49	AMOADZA THERESA A.
50	ASOMONTSI GRACE
51	ACHISEY VINCENTIA
52	ADADZI EUNICE
53	MBILLA SUSSY
54	OTENG HARRIET
55	ADJORLOLO PERFECT
56	GAPHER CYNTHIA
57	LAWAL SELINA
58	POMEROY DILYS
59	ATILUSEY ABIGAIL SEFAKOR
60	AYAH CHARLOTTE
61	AHADORME FRANCIS
62	AMEGBLETOR ALEX
63	ANDOH EVANS
64	AKWADA GLADYS
65	ZIGAH GEORGINA
66	AHIAMADIA VINCENTIA AKU
67	ASIGBEY AGNES M.
68	DUVOR MARY AFI
69	ANYORMI KAHU FAUSTINE AKU
70	DZAMESHIE FAMOUS
71	EKOR FELICIA
72	ABOFRA ANTHONY KWAME
73	AHIABLE JOHN
74	GOHOHO GLADYS
75	AGUMENU MARGARET
76	SAKPAKU PETRINA
77	AGBOGLI VICTOR
78	ADORVLO RAYMOND
79	AZAMETI CHARITY ADZO
80	TOVOR GODWIN YAO
81	AZAGLO BENARD KWAKU
82	CUDJOE ELIZABETH ELIKEM
83	QUIST JUSTINE
84	AGBEKO DOTSE
85	ANYORMITSE CHARITY AKU
86	KPODO-AVORNYO JUSTINE (REV. SR.)
87	NDITSI JOSEPHINE
88	NORVOR JANET YESUTOR
89	AFORTUDE DANIEL
90	AGBESI MERCY CELESTINE
91	AHIAKPA VICTORIA
92	MIKADO MARY A.
93	AHIABLE CAROLINE YAWA
94	AGBEMABIESE SETH
95	AGOBA BENJAMIN KWASHIE
96	DZATA DEBORAH ABLA
97	BEDZRA PETER
98	ASAFO RAYMOND
99	AGBADA ROSEMARY
100	GABLAH MARINA
101	AHIATSI WINFRED
102	AGBLEKE PHILOMINA
103	AGBAWU PAUL
104	AMOADZA JOHN
105	KASALUWOE ROSEMARY
106	KLUGAH JUSTICE
107	AMEDAHE FRANCIS
108	AVORGBEDOR RICHARD
109	GABLAH SAMUEL
110	AKAKPO FRANCIS AGBEKO
111	KUGBONU MAC
112	DZAKAH CHRISTOPHER
113	OPEKU RICHARD
114	AMAGLO VERONICA
115	DZILA RAPHAEL ETSE
116	KEMEH LUCAS
117	DOGBATSEY MARTHA A.
118	APPOMAH BRIDGET ABLA
119	DOGBEY SELORM
120	GARBADDAH JOHN KWAME
121	DORKENOO MARTIN
122	AKPE-DOE STELLA
123	ADZORGENU FRANCIS KWESI
124	DZAH PAUL
125	ADORKU HARRY KWABLA
126	DZILA ALEXANDER ATSU
127	DEANOO MARTIN
128	DOVI JOHN
129	KLU DANIEL KWABLA
130	DOGBATSE STEPHEN
131	MORTOTSI BERNARD YAO
132	GALLEY MAWUSI
133	HLOVOR FLORENCE
134	MODZAKA VIDA
135	ADJEI ELIZABETH
136	AGBO CHRISTINE E.A.
137	NTENYE MARY (REV. SR.)
138	VIFA PEACE
139	HODOLIE MARTIN KOFI
140	HOTTOR INNOCENT COFFIE
141	MENSAH DOUGLAS YRANYEHA
142	NTEMENASO FRANCISCA
143	AWUDI NELSON KWASHIE
144	AGBOYO JUDITH AFUA
145	ANIABRE VICTORIA
146	AZAGLA JOHNSON
147	ATTIPOE GLADYS AKPENE
148	KORANTENG DORA
149	TANG MARY ASSUMPTA
150	DZAKPASU PATIENCE AKU
151	AZAGLO SETH KWABLA
152	KORBLA ANTHONY DICKSON
153	KORPISAH LASAMBA
154	AGBLESHIE MICHAEL
155	KLU VICTOR
156	GBEMU THOMAS
157	GBAFA JOSEPH NYAVI
158	DZAMESHIE PETER
159	DZOGBETA SETH
160	AMUZU EBENEZER
161	ATTITSOGBUI EDWIN
162	DZINYELA GRACE AMI
163	AMU DENNIS
164	SOKU JONATHAN DZIGBORDI
165	AHIAMALE MOSES
166	AMEGASHIE ARMSTRONG
167	GAVOR RICHARD
168	AGBAVOR SAMPSON
169	DZATA MENSAH FRANCIS
170	DEDZO PRUDENT
171	VIDREKU K. WISDOM
172	AZAGLO DANIEL
173	ANKRAH REUBEN
174	BOSU JOSEPH YAO
175	ZOTOO PATRICK
176	HORMEKU LUCAS YAO
177	ALHASSAN JAMAL DEEN
178	GBEDEMAH ANTHONY
179	AKAKPO PATRICK
180	AHIABLI GODWIN KOFI
181	HAMENU WILLIAM
182	AVUDZEGAH ELIZABETH
183	AMUZU HELLEN
184	DOGBEY JUDITH MAKAFUI
185	ANKU CONSTANCIA
186	HONU SIMON
187	KUWORNU BARNABAS
188	LEKEY ZAMBEY EMMANUEL
189	WORNAME SAMUEL KOFI
190	KASSAH ATSU
191	KODOR FELIX
192	NUWORTI PETER
193	AMEDORME YAO
194	DUNYO JOHN KWAME
195	DZILA RAPHAEL

7.0 INFRASTRUCTURE AT THE EARLY STAGES OF THE HOSPITAL

The initial buildings consisted of the following;

1. One main block which was made up of

a. OPD

b. X’Ray

c. The Dispensary

d. Dressing room

e. consulting room and

f. Administration

2. Another building also consisted of ;

a. The Male and Female Wards

b. Children’s Ward, (now Fevers Unit)

3. Maternity Ward which consisted of Antenatal, labour and lying - in Wards.

4. The Theatre

5. Private Surgical Ward

6. Conservancy and Sanitary services

7. Three rooms block used as hostel for patients’ attendants.

8. Five underground water tanks.

8.0 PRESENT INFRASTRUCTURE

1. Reproductive and Child Health building

2. Administration Block

3. X-ray block

4. Children’s ward

5. Physiotherapy Department/Children’s Rehabilitation Centre.

6. Private ward

7. Male/ Female wards

8. Fever’s Unit

9. Maternity ward

10. Theatre

11. Out Patients’ Department (OPD)

12. Laboratory

13. Patients’ Attendants Hostel

14. Ante-natal Hall

15. Guests House

16. Mortuary

17. Accommodation for 63 staff

9.0 STAFF ACCOMMODATION AT THE BEGINNING - (1960)

a. Two Doctors’ bungalows

b. Convent for missionary Sisters

c. Nurses quarters comprising 5 single rooms (now lab quarters).

d. Senior Nurses quarters comprising 3 single rooms, for trained nurses. This was a boy’s quarters for the medical officer’s cook

10.0 PRESENT STAFF ACCOMMODATION AS AT 2010

1. Administrator’s Bungalow

2. Matron’s Bungalow

3. 3 Doctor’s Bungalows

4. Lab. Quarters

5. Homega Quarters

6. Theatre Quarters For Nurses and the other staff

7. Nurses’ Quarters

8. Snr. Nurses’ Quarters

9. Long Block

10. Canteen Quarters

11. Midwives’ Quarters

12. Asare Quarters

13. Storey-Building

14. Jerusalem Quarters

15. New Block – Dwamena’s Quarters

11.0 EARLY MEDICAL SERVICES AT THE HOSPITAL

1. Out Patients Department (OPD)

2. In-Patients services

3. Surgical (Emergencies only)

4. Obstetrics/Gynaecology

5. Paediatrics.

12.0 PRESENT MEDICAL SERVICES AND DEPARTMENTS

1. O P D services

2. In-patients services

3. Obstetrics/Gynaecology

4. Paediatrics.

5. Theatre/Surgical

6. Ultra-sound Scanning

7. X-ray

8. Orthopaedic

9. Urology

10. Physiotherapy

11. Laboratory

12. Pharmaceutical

13. Reproductive & Child Health

14. General Administration & Accounting Services.

15. Mortuary

16. Estate Department

17. Ambulance Services

13. COMPARATIVE STATISTICS – 1960 – 2010

	1960	1965	1970	1975	1980	1985
Number of Beds	20	45	75	90	100	105
Employees, Ghanaians	6	20	35	50	74	100
Outpatients	3,652	10,071	11,667	12,906	13,007	18,022
Inpatients	678	1073	1306	1,988	2100	2768
Deliveries	162	189	300	361	428	539
Antenatal visits			4098	4628	4932	5663
Major Operations		11	122	240	269	469
Minor Operations		169	256	410	506	569
Hernias			16	69	108	198
Deaths	39	63	98	120	138	198
Lab				1966	2100	3906
X-ray					464	492
Primary health Care Activities, started in 1975
Attendance (Food Programme)					7627	9784
Immunizations				16424	11070	13742

	1990	1995	2000	2005	2010	GRANAD TOTAL
Number of Beds	140	150	150	160	172
Employees, Ghanaians	106	120	139	152	195
Outpatients	23663	27083	29881	35009	64228	249099
Inpatients	2866	2911	3998	4203	4502	28393
Deliveries	568	623	730	759	811	5478
Antenatal visits	6942	5351	5119	5711	5259	47703
Major Operations	522	698	699	730	810	4559
Minor Operations	600	713	739	768	779	5503
Hernias	211	206	239	251	249	1549
Deaths	102	111	109	128	108	1214
Lab	48950	4901	48723	4973	6302	121823
X-ray	521	962	1290	1258	1269	5756
Primary health Care Activities, started in 1975
Attendance (Food Programme)	10481	9224	9422	9417	4641	56416
Immunizations	2908	5243	4966	5681	5106	68140

14.0 FOREIGN MISSIONS’ SUPPORT

The hospital, since its establishment in 1960, continues to be assisted by foreign missions. These foreigners provide very special healthcare services to our clients such as Othopaedic, Urology and Plastic Surgery services. Othopaedic and Physiotherapy services begun at the hospital in 1976 by Dr. Jan Sluimers.

Some of these foreign volunteers are Dr. Ratt, Dr. Paul Rompa, Netherlands; Dr. Engel Muenster, Germany; Dr. Andre van Ooij, Netherlands; Dr. Frank Ruyter, Netherlands; Dr. Anne Margot Roskott, Netherlands; Interplast Holland, a Team of Plastic Surgeons, led by Dr. Jan Sluimers from the Netherlands; and so many others.

The hospital also received other forms of supports from these foreign missions and funding agencies such as donation of vehicles, medical equipment and construction of infrastructure. For instance, the donation of the Fiat vehicle, Toyota Hiace and 15-seater bus by MiVA from Holland; donation of an X’ray machine by Doctors of Africa from Germany; donation of a container full of medical supplies from Germany. The rest are various donations from Dr. Erik Herman of the Netherlands, Dr. Klaus Wortberg of Germany, Professor Schindler from Germany, Professor Jellinghaus from Germany and Professor Christian and his colleagues from Austria and many, many more.

Africa Action has mobilized over €53,000.00 from the German government, the Archdiocese of Cologne etc for the renovation of the OPD at the hospital in 2009.

Mr. Frans Scholtes sponsored the construction of the only Storey building of the hospital in 2007.

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A section of the Orthopaedic patients ready to be transported to Orthopaedic Training Centre at Nsawam for rehabilitation.

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Dr. Gerd Engel and the wife Katrina, regular Urological Team of the Hospital

CONTRIBUTIONS BY SOME OF THE GHANAIAN DOCTORS

The efforts of selfless Ghanaian doctors like Dr. David Gbekor Kove, Dr. Paul Dagbui, Dr. Mark Aglobitse, Dr. Joseph Korpisah, Dr. Felix Tsidi, Dr. Asare Bediako, Dr. Cashmir Ostabutey, Dr. Lawrence Yao Kumi, Dr. Koblavi Fiam, Dr. William Gyau Dwamena, Dr. Felix Sodzi Sodzi-Tettey, Dr. Mrs. Adorkor Sodzi-Tettey, Dr. Elliot Arko-Boham and Dr. Yaw Obeng-Nsiah have kept the flames burning. In fact, these doctors are more than heroes in their various ways as regards their contributions to the sustenance of this hospital.

15.0 SOME HISTORICAL MOMENTS OF THE HOSPITAL

The formation and inauguration of the Hospital Advisory Board in 1986.

Donation of a new Toyota Hiace Bus by ‘The Friends of Dzodze’ for transportation of vital medical supplies and staff in 1987.

A new OPD was commissioned in 1991.

10% of our staff were retrenched in 1994 as directed by the government.

The hospital was the first to win the Best Hospital Award in the Volta Region in 1996 instituted under Dr. Frank Nyonator, the then Volta Regional Director for Health Services.

In May 1998, the hospital hosted the first celebration of the Regional Nurses Week outside the Regional Capital, Ho.

Three Management Team members went on a 2-week practical training tour to St. Laurentius Hospital and St. Camillus Hospital (a Rehabilitation/Physiotherapy Facility for the aged) in Roermond, the Netherlands in 1994.

Part-time classes were organized for 25 members of staff to obtain General Certificate of Education ‘O’ Level by the Hospital Management in 1994-1995. This was done to develop the academic qualifications of the staff.

A total of 96 staff have received professional training under the Sponsorship of the hospital and the diocese since 1990.

The hospital was adjudged the Best Managed Hospital in the National Catholic Health Service and the same time the Best Managed Hospital in the Volta Region for the year 2009.

There is great collaboration in urological care between the hospital and Doctors of Africa in Germany. In May 2010, Caleb Atilusey a boy of 12 years was flown to Germany through the great support of Doctors for Africa for a surgical operation which could not be done at our hospital.

The renovated OPD & the New Emergency Block (January 2010)

Some of the Doctors and staff (1970’s)

Some Expatriate Staff (Rev. Srs.) in a pose with some local staff (Early 60’s)

A cross section of the current staff in a group photograph after morning devotion (June 1^st, 2009)

A cross section of staff in a procession during the visit of the Apostolic Nuncio to Ghana on 19^th August, 2010.

Present Hospital Management Team Members (March 2010)

The 2009 Best Managed Hospital Award Plaque (National Catholic Health Service) being displayed by a section of the staff (December 2009)

Theatre staff posed for a photograph after the day’s work (March 2010)

Laboratry Staff at Work (October 2010)

OPD morning staff handing over to afternoon staff at the Emergency Ward (September 2010)

Orderlies busy at work (July 2008)

The Medical Assistants at work (September 2010)

The Pharmacist very busy calculating fractions & measurements (August 2010)

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The above photograph shows donation of food items from E.P. Church, Ghana - Dzodze Branch to the Children’s Ward on Christmas Day 25^th December, 2009 as a result of good relations between the hospital and other church denominations.

16.0 SOME KEY SUCCESSES CHALKED IN THE LAST DECADE (2001 – 2010)

1. The hospital was adjudged the Best Managed Hospital among Catholic hospitals in Ghana in 2009. In the same year, the Hospital also won the Best Managed Hospital Award among all the hospitals in the Volta Region.

2. The hospital has been elevated to the status of a District Hospital by the Ghana Health Service. Thus, the hospital has been declared as the district hospital of Ketu-North District in 2008.

3. The hospital is hosting the Ketu-North District Health Directorate

4. Renovation of the OPD to a world-class status. This has been sponsored by Africa Action from Germany.

5. Creation of website address (www.stanthonyshospitalgh.com).

6. Construction of a 4-unit storey building as residence for middle-level staff in 2007. This was sponsored by Mr. Frank Scholtes in 2007.

7. Acquisition of a new Toyota Hilux Double Cabin Pick-Up for outreach programmes at the RCH Unit. This was bought solely from Internally Generated Fund (IGF).

8. Donation of a 15-seater bus for orthopaedic services by MiVA from the Netherlands.

9. Expansion and renovation of the Operating Theatre with assistance from friends of Dzodze in 2001. Then from IGF in 2009.

10. Donation of an x-ray machine by Doctors of Africa from Germany.

11. Donation of medical equipment (one full container) by our benefactors from Germany. Doctors for Africa especially Dr. Engel and his wife Katrina were very active in this.

12. Acquisition of a new Toyota Fortuner through IGF.

13. Construction of 3 units nurses quarters named Dwamena Quarters.

14. Construction of 10 units Junior Staff Quarters (On-going).

15. Renovation of Adults and Fever’s Units.

16. Renovation of 6 nurses/staff quarters.

17. Acquisition of Electrophoresis Machine for the theatre.

18. Acquisition of Clinical Chemistry Analyzer to improve efficiency and effectiveness in diagnosing patients.

19. Establishment of Sponsorship Fund which enabled us to train about 50% of our current workforce.

20. Acquisition of 2 Laundry machines.

21. Significant reduction in maternal and child mortalities.

22. Establishment of PMTCT Services and adolescent-friend unit.

23. Construction of mortuary and subsequent provision of mortuary services.

24. Construction of Rehabilitation Centre for post-polio patients with assistance from the Wilde Ganzen, Netherlands.

25. Increment of the hospital’s bed capacity from 137 to 172.

26. The Apostolic Nuncio to Ghana visited the hospital and dedicated the statue of our Lord Jesus Christ built at the OPD

27. A permanent priest has been assigned to the hospital to promote the spiritual welfare of both workers and patients.

28. Purchase of a new Toyota Land Cruiser Ambulance from IGF in 2008.

29. A blood bank donated by Mr. Karl Pook.

17.0 PRESENT CHALLENGES OF THE HOSPITAL

1. Inadequate Technical Staff

2. Ageing Staff and equipment

3. Inadequate accommodation for staff

4. Undue delay in reimbursement of Insurance claims by the National Health Insurance Authority

5. Unbearable cost of fuel to run our engines as a result of the intermittent power cuts.

6. Inadequate support for our staff sponsorship and training programme.

18.0 THE WAY FORWARD

1. We will continue to work towards reduction of morbidity and mortality in our catchment area and Ghana

2. We shall continue to sponsor qualified Senior High School graduates for professional training to increase our staffing level.

3. To finish the construction of the 10 Units Junior Quarters.

4. To construct Jubilee House to accommodate the Administration and the Staff Conference centre.

5. Provide the necessary assistance towards a construction of Nurses’ Training College at Dzodze.

6. Construct Jubilee Nurses Quarters.

19.0 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

As we lower the curtain on our 50^th Anniversary, the Management and Staff of the hospital wish to thank our numerous partners, benefactors and friends in the healthcare service.

We recognize the impossibility of acknowledging all important individuals and organizations with whom we have worked all these years.

We however, wish to mention the following individuals and organizations for their unflinching support for the hospital.

· The President and government of Ghana.

· The Most Rev. Bishop Anthony K. Adanuty – Bishop of Keta-Akatsi Catholic Diocese, Akatsi.

· The Honourable Minister of Health, Ministry of Health, Accra, Ghana.

· Bishop Francis Anani Kofi Lodonu, Bishop of Ho Diocese.

· Vicar General, Keta-Akatsi Catholic Diocese, Akatsi

· Department of Health – NCS – Accra

· Christian Health Association of Ghana (CHAG) - Accra

· Her Royal Highness, Princess Christina of the Netherlands.

· The Royal Netherlands Embassy, Accra.

· St. Laurentus Hospital, Roermond, The Netherlands.

· St. Camillus Hospital, Roermond, The Netherlands.

· Mrs. Kersterman, Netherlands Management Co-operation Programm

· Mrs. Joana V. Raamsdonk Scheers.

· Dr. Paul Rompa, Orthopaedic Surgeon, The Netherlands

· Dr. Erick Hermans, General Surgeon, The Netherlands.

· Interplast Holland, Team of Plastic Surgeons, The Netherlands.

· Mr. Bahr Joërg – Rotary Club International, Germany.

· Dr. Engel Muenster – Urologist, Germany.

· Regional Director of Health Services, Volta Region, Ho.

· District Director of Health Services, Aflao.

· Lawyer Dan Aggey of Akatsi.

· Orthopaedic Training Centre, Nsawam.

· Dr. Andre van Ooij, Orthopaedic Surgeon from Netherlands

· Dr. Frank Ruyter Othopaedic Surgeon, Netherlands

· Dr. Prosper Moh, Orthopaedic Surgeon, St. Johns of God Hospital, Duayaw Nkwanta, Ghana.

· Mr. Karl Pook from the Netherlands

· Mr. & Mrs. A.J.C Van Hall, The Hague, The Netherlands.

· The Catholic Relief Services, Ghana

· SIMAVI, The Netherlands.

· Anna Komen - Canada

· MIVA, The Netherlands.

· Dr. Anne Margot Roskott – Groningen, The Netherlands.

· Africa Action, Germany.

· Stichting Medic, The Netherlands.

· Miserior, Germany.

· CORDAID, The Netherlands.

· Germany Rotary International, Germany

· ORION, The Netherlands. I

· Dr. Verschuyl, Netherlands.

· Church Service Centre, The Netherlands.

· The Charities Committee, Church of our Saviour, The Hague, Netherlands.

· International Save Our Souls Society, USA.

· The Friends of Dzodze, The Netherlands.

· Dzodze Social and Cultural Union.

· Mrs. Bressers Lucy and Henk, The Netherlands

Statenplein 11, Netherlands.

· Petra and Gitta – Your Cup of Tea Westerstraat Amsterdam, Netherlands.

· Mr. and Mrs. V.d. Born Nico and Tineke – Netherlands

· Mr. A. Arnold Bik Jan en Joan – Netherlands

· Mrs. Hilde Schrőder – Timmers - Belgium

· Mrs. Else Steenbergen – Potjer - Netherlands.

· Maite Vogelpoel, The Netherlands (This is our youngest benefactor)

APPENDIX I

This is to certify that we the following parties namely, Kwami Nukpoafe, Awlisu Kove, Ahiadzo Todoxor, Keme Zogli, adonu Nanewortor, Ahedor Denyo, Fianyo Denyo, Yegbe Adorvlo, Nuworsu Ahiable, Peter Bese, Dzaka Ahiagbede, Sortornyo Kortima and Kumedzro Dzila all of Dzodze do hereby give willingly our bonafide lands property to the DZODZE-DUA in the presence of the HOSPITAL PROJECT (DZODZE) WORKING COMMITTEE. The said land should be handed over by the DZODZE-DUA to ROMAN CATHOLIC MISSION, DZODZE for the purpose of erecting Hospital thereon. The land in question situates, lying and being at Dzodze and measured as follows:

On the North One Thousand feet (1,000’) more or less;

On the South One Thousand feet (1,000’) more or less;

On the East One Thousand feet (1,000’) more or less; and

On the West One Thousand feet (1,000’) more or less

This Agreement is made to precede a proper DEED of conveyance to be drawn up and to be executed by us.

DATED AT DZODZE THIS 12^TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1958.

Signed/Sealed and delivered by the said parties after the foregoing Agreement had been read and interpreted by Mr. A.H. Bourh in Ewe language to the parties hereunder who seemed perfectly to understand the contents thereof before making their marks or signatures in the presence of the HOSPITAL PROJECT (DZODZE) WORKING COMMITTEE.

S/N	NAME OF STAFF
1	ABDUL WAHABU
2	ABOUBACHAR ALI
3	ADDAI ATSU
4	ADDAI SYLVIA
5	ADEDZE MARY
6	ADEDZE YAOVI
7	ADIKAH W. GLADYS
8	ADIKAH YAO SIMON
9	ADORKU K. DAVID
10	ADZAYAO RICHARD
11	ADZIE JAMES
12	AGBANYO Y. LUCY
13	AGORTIMEVOR EDWARD
14	AGORTIMEVOR EDWARD Y.
15	AGROBASSAH PATRICK
16	AHAMA GRACE
17	AHIABLE MODESTUS
18	AHIABOR ROSE
19	AHIABU FRANCIS YAOVI
20	AHIAFOKPOR JORDAN
21	AHIAFOKPOR JUSTICE
22	AHIANOR KWASHIE
23	AHIATROGAH SAMPSON
24	AKAGBO MONICA
25	AKAKPO ROSALINA
26	AKAMAH EMMANUEL
27	AKPAKA MANAVI
28	AMABLE E.Q. ROCKSON
29	ANSRE EDWARD
30	APPIETU NANCY
31	ASAFO DOMINIC
32	ASHIETOR ADORVLO
33	ATITSOGAH MICHAEL
34	ATSIKE KUMA
35	ATTIPOE BENJAMIN
36	AVAGAH MENSAH
37	AVEKOR DONNE`
38	AYIBOR IRENE ANN
39	AZAGLO GABRIEL
40	AZAMETI KWASHIE
41	AZASOO VINCENTIA
42	BADZI ALBERT ATSU
43	BESE THOMAS
44	BUAME VINCENT
45	BUSUAMPEY THADDEUS
46	CECILIA LODONU
47	CLEMENTINE YAWA ANYORMI
48	DANYO KORBLA
49	DEGBE FRANCIS
50	DEKU VERONICA
51	DEMAKPOR KWAKU
52	DENYO NICHOLAS
53	DENYO SAMUEL
54	DENYOH RAPHAEL
55	DOGBA K. PETER
56	DOGBEY BEATRICE
57	DOMETI MALWINE
58	DORA KOVE
59	DORDONOO JOHANNES
60	DORDUNOO AUGUSTINE
61	DORDUNU GEORGE
62	DR. ADORKOR SODZI-TETTEY
63	DR. ASARE BEDIAKO
64	DR. ELLIOT ARKO-BOHAM
65	DR. FELIX SODZI SODZE-TETTEY
66	DR. FELIX TSIDI
67	DR. FIAM COBLAVI
68	DR. FRIDOLIN ANYORMI
69	DR. LAWRENCE KUMI
70	DR. PREMPONG ANKU
71	DUHO BERTHA
72	DZAKPASU LOUISA
73	DZAMESHIE KOFI
74	DZERA JAMES
75	DZREKE FRANCIS
76	EKUTOR ABLORMETSI
77	FEVLO CLEMENCE
78	FIAVE JOSEPH
79	FODI ADZOA
80	FRANCIS ANYOMI
81	FUTUKPOR WISDOM
82	GADEMOR KWABLA
83	GADEMOR KWABLA
84	GAMADI EDWIN CUJO
85	GANYO JULIUS
86	GAWU PHILIP KWABLA
87	GBEDEMAH A.A. LENA
88	GUIAMBE SEYNI
89	JAMES YAO MACKIGAN
90	JOYCE FOMENYA
91	KASSAH KOFI DENNIS
92	KASSALOWOE CHRISTOPHER
93	KING EDITH
94	KISSI REGINA
95	KLU FRANCIS
96	KONGO STANLEY
97	KUGBONU ROLAND
98	KWABLA DOLLAMAN
99	MACCARTHY PATIENCE
100	MARY AHIATAKU
101	MENSAH ELIZABETH
102	MIKADO PAUL
103	MISHIWO GEORGINA
104	NTEM RICHARD
105	NUWORKLO PETER
106	NYATOR SAMUEL
107	OTIBO AUGUSTINE
108	PAUL KASSAH
109	REV. SR FAUSTINE J. NTEM
110	REV. SR. ADZIMAH BELINDA
111	REV. SR. AYIVOR JUSTINE
112	REV. SR. GIFTY TETTEY
113	RICHARDSON DOROTHY
114	SERAPHINE DORMEKPOR
115	SODOKPO DOVI PEACE
116	VINCENTIA OKUDZETO
117	VORDZORGBE ELIZABETH
118	YEGBE SERAPHIM

APPENDIX VI: GOLDEN JUBILEE PLANNING COMMITTEES

A. CENTRAL PLANNING COMMITTEE MEMBERS

1. Mgnr. Leonard Hope Hormeku

2. Dr. William Gyau Dwamena

3. Mr. Christian Akoto-Brown

4. Ms. Theresa Morgan

5. Mrs. Faustina Amegashie

6. Rev. Fr. Peter Nanga

7. Dr. Andrew Ayim

8. Mr. E. D. Dufe

9. Mr. Donatus Adarletey

B. PUBLICITY AND ADVERTISEMENT COMMITTEE MEMBERS

1. Ms. Theresa Morgan

2. Mr. Martin Hodolie

3. Mr. Paul Dzah

4. Ms. Doris Nani

5. Ms. Patience Segbedzi

C. INVITATION COMMITTEE MEMBERS

1. Torgbui Dey III

2. Mr. Stephen Dogbatsey

3. Dr. Sodzi-Sodzi-Tettey

4. Mr. Futukpor Wisdom

5. Ms. Zeye Eizabeth

6. Msgr. Peter Huletey

7. Mr. Nelson Awudi

D. BROCHURE/HISTORY COMMITTEE

1. Msgr. Peter Huletey

2. Dr. Elliot Arko-Boham

3. Mr. Nelson Awudi

4. Mr. Daniel Klu

5. Mr. Simon Adikah

6. Mr. F.K. Mak- Mensah

7. Mr. Mac Kugbonu

8. Ms. Bertha Duho

9. Ms. Okudzeto Vincentia

10. Ms. Elizabeth Mensah

11. Ms. Felicia Ekor

12. Ms. Lucy Agbanyo

13. Ms. Judith Agboyo

E. FOOD/ACCOMMODATION COMMITTEE MEMBERS

1. Ms. Danu Gertrude

2. Mr. Francis Akakpo

3. Mr. Francis Adzorgenu

4. Ms. Elizabeth Bansah

5. Ms Rebecca Afram

6. Ms. Elizabeth Attakuma

7. Mr. Victor Agbogli

8. Mr. Bernard Mortotsi

9. Ms. Christine Tay

F WATER, DRINKS AND PROTOCOLS,

1. Mr. Donne Avekor

2. Rev. Sr. Adukonu Margaret

3. Ms. Elizabeth Akpi

4. Ms. Cecilia Avorgbedor

5. Ms. Vincentia Achisey

6. Ms. Florence Hlovor

7. Mr. Francis Adzogenu

G. SHED AND CHAIRS COMMITTEE

1. Mr. Dickson Kwabla

2. Rev. Fr. Barawusu

3. Mr. Anthony Gbedemah

4. Ms. Elizabeth Zeye

H DECORATIONS COMMITTEE

1. Ms Sela Amagnor

2. Ms. Stella Adenyo

3. Ms. Patience Dzakpasu

4. Ms. Florence Hlovor

5. Ms Judith Agboyo

6. Rev. Sr. Avornyo Justine

7. Ms. Gloria Agortimevor

8. Mr. Gilbirt Agbavor

I DOCUMENTARY TO BE SENT ABROAD

1. Mr. Akoto-Brown

2. Dr. Dwamena William

3. Ms. Theresa Morgan

4. Msgr. Peter Huletey

5. Nana Adwoa GBC Greetings from abroad

6. Mr. Yao Asante of GBC.

J AWARDS AND GIFTS COMMITTEE

1. Mr. Agbozo Julius

2. Mr. Bismarck E. D. Dufe

3. Mr. Adarletey Donatus

4. Ms. Florence Hlovor

5. Ms. Theresa Morgan

6. Mr. Stephen Dogbatsey

7. Rev. Sr. comfort Ashinyo

K JUBILEE SONG AND JUBILEE CHOIR COMMITTEE

1. Mr. Victor Agbogli

2. Mr. Benjamin Agoba

3. Ms. Linda Ludu

4. Ms Pascaline Dogbatsey

5. Music Master DZOSEC

6. Music Master, SPACO

7. Ms. Francisca Nteminaso

8. SS Peter and Paul Choir

9. E. P. Church Choir

10. ARS Church Choir

L JUBILEE CLOTH AND SOUVENIRS

1. Mr. Douglas Mensah

2. Mr. Innocent Hottor

3. Mr. Martin Hodolie

4. Mr. Alex Amegbletor

5. Ms. Esther Afari

6. Ms. Benedicta Awumey

7. Ms. Cynthia Gapher

8. Mr. Titus Tabo

9. Ms. Rose Amable

10. Ms. Perfect Adzorlolo

11. Ms. Emma Avusoglo.

M. FUND RAISING COMMITTEE

1. Rev. Fr. James Amuzu

2. Dr. William Dwamena

3. Dr. Andrew Ayim

4. Mr. Christian Akoto-Brown

5. Mr. Stephen Ahiawordor

6. Mr. Mark Brown Kporvi