The commissioning ceremony was held on Monday, September 29, 2026, and forms part of efforts to improve accommodation and working conditions for frontline health workers serving the community and its surrounding areas. The facility will provide decent accommodation for nurses posted to Bodomase, enhancing their welfare and helping to ensure prompt and quality healthcare delivery for residents.
According to the MP, Ernest Yaw Anim, providing decent accommodation for health workers remains important to sustaining effective healthcare services in the constituency. He expressed appreciation to Nananom, the Sekyere Kumawu District Health Directorate, led by Bismark Amakwaah, health professionals, and residents of Bodomase for their support and participation in the commissioning.
The Kumawu MP reaffirmed his commitment to prioritising health infrastructure and the welfare of frontline health workers across the Kumawu Constituency. This project is one of many initiatives aimed at improving healthcare delivery in the area. The MP has been actively involved in various projects to enhance the lives of his constituents.
The Sekyere Kumawu District Health Directorate, under the leadership of Bismark Amakwaah, has been working to improve healthcare services in the district. The new nurses’ quarters are expected to boost staff morale and retention, ultimately leading to better healthcare outcomes for the community.
The commissioning of the four-unit nurses’ quarters is part of the MP's efforts to address the needs of frontline health workers. The facility will provide a comfortable living space for nurses, enabling them to focus on delivering quality healthcare services to the community.
Ernest Yaw Anim, who is also the Chairperson of Parliament’s Human Rights Committee, has been actively engaged in various projects to improve the lives of his constituents. His commitment to prioritising health infrastructure and the welfare of frontline health workers is evident in the commissioning of the new nurses’ quarters.
The project is expected to have a positive impact on the community, improving healthcare delivery and the overall well-being of residents. The MP's efforts to enhance the lives of his constituents have been acknowledged by various stakeholders, including residents of Bodomase and health professionals.
Key points
- The Kumawu MP, Ernest Yaw Anim, has commissioned a four-unit nurses’ quarters at Bodomase to improve accommodation and working conditions for frontline health workers.
- The facility will enhance staff retention and help ensure prompt and quality healthcare delivery for residents.
- The MP has reaffirmed his commitment to prioritising health infrastructure and the welfare of frontline health workers across the Kumawu Constituency.
