The Apuwongo Community in Bongo District of the Upper East Region has honored Catherine Dede, a dedicated midwife, who before her transfer, served the community for over 12 years.
The recognition ceremony took place on Sunday, May 2, 2024, during a community durbar focused on fundraising for local development projects.
Mrs. Dede’s tireless efforts in healthcare delivery, according to the Community, had a profound impact on the community, particularly among mothers who received her care during childbirth.
Her dedication and kindness earned her a special place in the hearts of the people.
Assembly Member for the Area, Roger Abugre praised Mrs. Dede’s unwavering commitment, saying, “She worked tirelessly for over 12 years, establishing strong bonds with the community. Her affability and devotion to her work are qualities that will never be forgotten.”
The community came together to express their gratitude, presenting Mrs. Dede with a token of their appreciation. The gesture was a testament to the lasting impact she had on the lives of those she served.
The honor bestowed upon her serves as a reminder of the power of hard work, kindness, and dedication to making a positive impact on the lives of others.
Overwhelmed with emotion, Mrs. Dede graciously accepted the items presented to her, and expressed her deepest appreciation to the Apuwongo Community.
“I am truly humbled and touched by this wonderful recognition. Your kind words and gifts mean the world to me, and I will always treasure them. Thank you for appreciating my service and for being such a supportive and loving community,” She said.
