REGION One’s health sector capabilities are getting a much-needed boost with the construction of a new health centre, several rehabilitation centres, and cluster bonds.
This aligns with the government’s plan to expand medical infrastructure, improve access to modern equipment and medications, strengthen the healthcare workforce, and provide patient-centred care across all regions.
The Region One Regional Democratic Council (RDC) recently invited bids for the construction of a Health Centre in Warapoka, at an estimated cost of $35.8 million.
The health centre will provide timely health services to residents of the riverine village. The Hotoquoi, Kwebanna, and Arakaka health centres for Rehab Hubs will be expanded for $18.3 million.
Similarly, three sub-cluster bonds were identified for construction, each estimated at $18.3 million.
The government allocated $161.1 billion in 2026 to further modernise the country’s healthcare system.
This year, the focus is on completing crucial infrastructural projects, expanding digital health systems, enhancing drug distribution, and launching health and wellness programmes nationwide. (DPI)
