Philanthropist donates 5,000 locally manufactured diapers to Obuasi communities
The Chief Executive Officer of Aduro Ye Herbal, producers of Obuasi Bitters and Obuasi Baby Diapers, Dr Collins Amo, has donated 5,000 pieces of Obuasi Baby Diapers to selected health facilities within the Obuasi East and Obuasi West Municipalities.
The gesture formed part of the company’s ongoing commitment to strengthening maternal and child health care within the Obuasi enclave.
Beneficiary facilities included St Jude Hospital, Obuasi Government Hospital, SDA Hospital, Bryant Mission Hospital, and the AGA Health Foundation.
Presentation
Presenting the items, Dr Amo underscored the company’s resolve to contribute meaningfully to the development of the communities in which it operated.
“As part of our corporate social responsibility, we find it important to support key sectors such as health—especially when it involves mothers and newborns.
"These diapers are locally produced here in Obuasi, and we believe they will help ease the burden on health facilities and families," he said.
The CEO said the company would continue to partner local authorities and institutions to promote improved healthcare delivery and general community well-being.
Health officials from the beneficiary institutions expressed gratitude to the herbal company, describing it as timely.
This latest gesture adds to a growing list of philanthropic interventions by Dr Amo.
Over the years, he has supported orphanages and widows. Last year, he contributed GH¢200,000 to the Heal KATH project—an act that earned widespread public commendation.
