Hope Place delivers 10 wheelchairs to Sri Aman Hospital

KUCHING: Hope Place Kuching has contributed 10 new wheelchairs to the Sri Aman Hospital for its Covid-19 ward patients.

The non-profit organisation said the wheelchairs were sponsored by various donors here.

“Some of the wheelchairs are also for patients who are children. Hope Place thanks all donors who have continued to support the needy community affected by the pandemic,” it said in a statement.

The non-governmental organisation (NGO) also contributed daily essentials including food, baby milk powder and adult diapers to the hospital for its patients.

Among the items were milk powder for children aged zero to 12 months, milk powder for children aged one to three, milk powder for children aged four to six and adult diapers of M, L and XL sizes.

Hope Place opens between 8am and 5pm on weekdays and from 8am to noon on Saturdays.

It welcomes all donations and receipts will be issued upon request.

Donations can be sent directly to Hope Place’s Maybank account 511289001160 or visit its Facebook page for the Sarawak Pay QR code.

For more information, call Hope Place at 082-505987.

— Photo courtesy of Hope Place Hope Place founder Kelvin Wan (second left) presenting the new wheelchairs to a social worker of the Sri Aman Hospital.

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