Manso town in Ghana receives free medical care from Hive.

Health outreach initiatives are essential for enhancing public health, particularly in emerging and disadvantaged nations. Due to poor healthcare facilities, restricted access to high-quality healthcare services, and extreme poverty, Ghana has faced several health difficulties. However, the Hive Blockchain has carried out a successful health outreach programme that has had a substantial influence on the health of the people of Manso today via its empowerment effort in Ghana.

Maternal and child health was one of the main areas of emphasis for the Hive health outreach. In light of the high mortality rates among women and children in Ghana, maternal and child health is a serious problem. Through the work of the hive in-house optometrist (@nattybongo), the managers of the hiveGhana community @mcsamm & @collinz teamed with the Health Service at Manso community to provide free health treatments, focusing on the elderly in the village.

The residents received crucial healthcare services from the health outreach programme, including medication, food, reading glasses, and health education. Free books, pencils, and other items with the hive brand that the community members may find helpful were also distributed as part of today's event.

With the assistance of @kreativita, the workout started with an informative session delivered by @awuahbenjamin. The presence of in-house journalist @zicogh helped to communicate with the locals and inspire them about how the blockchain may be used to improve people's lives.

I address a session where @nattybongo treated a glaucoma patient in the video up above. She had been fighting this condition for a while, and sometimes it was difficult for her to acquire medicinal supplies. Manso is a rural village, so it is populated by individuals who seem to be living in extreme poverty. The glaucoma patient is happy to be getting treatment, thanks to the chance that was presented to her today by hive.

However, some merchandise was given to the workers and the health centre administrator for their use. They expressed their appreciation for the hive ecosystem and ask that hive visits their town regularly since they do not get the necessary assistance from the government. We write with such pleasure that we could alter the world right now if we tried. We appreciate the hive-ghana community's management for making the necessary preparations to make this happen today.

Additionally, we are grateful to all hivers who support the empowerment initiatives of hive in Ghana, including @theycallmedan, @guiltyparties, @taskmaster4450, and numerous other members of the hive-ghana community. Ultimately, the health outreach programme that the Hive Blockchain carried out today in Ghana was a huge success, and we share the triumph with everyone in the ecosystem. The days to come will provide us with several possibilities to organise activities designed to increase community empowerment and improve access to high-quality healthcare services, and better education.