As part of its ongoing commitment to community welfare, the Kikis Court Fan Club (KCFC) has marked its fifth anniversary by launching a significant health support project in the Volta Region. The club donated 178 specially branded bedsheets to the Volta Regional Hospital in Hohoe, ensuring every hospital bed is now equipped with new linen to improve patient care and comfort.
This donation represents the first phase of a larger plan to supply bedsheets to hospitals and clinics throughout the entire Volta Region, signaling KCFC’s deepening role in supporting healthcare infrastructure. Mr. Daniel Kporfor, Hohoe Sector President of the club, explained that the initiative will be extended to other health facilities both within and beyond the Hohoe Municipality in the coming years.
KCFC, founded in 2020 and described by its Public Relations Director, Madam Joan Dorkenoo, as a network of passionate change-makers, has previously championed diverse social projects including education support, prison outreach, and menstrual hygiene advocacy under its ‘Pad a Girl’ campaign.
The club’s founder, Mr. Christian Adusu-Donkor, reaffirmed their long-term dedication to uplifting local communities. “Our focus remains on changing lives, building meaningful connections, and inspiring greatness wherever we can,” he said.
On behalf of the Volta Regional Hospital, Nurse Manager Madam Esther Kporwofe expressed heartfelt appreciation for the donation, highlighting its practical value in enhancing the hospital’s healthcare delivery.
KCFC’s anniversary celebration not only marked years of camaraderie among members but also showcased the club’s evolving role as a key community partner working towards tangible improvements in the Volta Region’s social and health sectors.
