Poor Prison conditions

 

Bad prison conditions in Ghana: A peep into the Navrongo Prisons

Thirty-six (36) prisoners died at the Contagious Diseases Prison (CDP) alone, since 2009. Thus, an average of six deaths per year. In fact, one prisoner dies every two (2) months in this Prison. This death rate is disturbing but not surprising, because the establishment lacks basic facilities and personnel to provide the necessary health care services that will in the long run prevent avoidable and unnecessary deaths of the inmates.

Read more at: https://www.modernghana.com/news/661127/1/the-state-of-ghanas-only-contagious-diseases-priso.html
Thirty-six (36) prisoners died at the Contagious Diseases Prison (CDP) alone, since 2009. Thus, an average of six deaths per year. In fact, one prisoner dies every two (2) months in this Prison. This death rate is disturbing but not surprising, because the establishment lacks basic facilities and personnel to provide the necessary health care services that will in the long run prevent avoidable and unnecessary deaths of the inmates.

Read more at: https://www.modernghana.com/news/661127/1/the-state-of-ghanas-only-contagious-diseases-priso.html

Thirty-six (36) prisoners died at the Contagious Diseases Prison (CDP) alone, since 2009. Thus, an average of six deaths per year. In fact, one prisoner dies every two (2) months in this Prison. This death rate is disturbing but not surprising, because the establishment lacks basic facilities and personnel to provide the necessary health care services that will in the long run prevent avoidable and unnecessary deaths of the inmates.

Read more at: https://www.modernghana.com/news/661127/1/the-state-of-ghanas-only-contagious-diseases-priso.html
This is the reason why you should support us as we provide free medical care to the inmates and officers. Your generous financial support is needed greatly to put smiles on their faces.

You can send your donation to mobile money number 233(0)245849122 or to the bank details below.

Account Name:Ghana National Association of Adventist Students (GNAAS)
Bank: Ghana Commercial Bank
Account Number: 6031010135003
Branch: KNUST

For further information on the program and to donate and support this program Kindly call

  • James Mckeown Amoah – 0245849122 / 0572458689
  • Clement Mensah Damoah – 0241178330 / 0209345205
 Thank you.

Thirty-six (36) prisoners died at the Contagious Diseases Prison (CDP) alone, since 2009. Thus, an average of six deaths per year. In fact, one prisoner dies every two (2) months in this Prison. This death rate is disturbing but not surprising, because the establishment lacks basic facilities and personnel to provide the necessary health care services that will in the long run prevent avoidable and unnecessary deaths of the inmates.

Read more at: https://www.modernghana.com/news/661127/1/the-state-of-ghanas-only-contagious-diseases-priso.html

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