To expand the hospital to better serve patient volumes and allow room for continued future clinical growth. This will be achieved through extensions and refurbishments to existing facilities and construction of new facilities, specifically, the medical supply storage and laundry, administration, pharmacy and laboratory buildings, including a new upgraded incinerator.
Provide expanded and improved health-care services to the people of Bosset and the catchment villages through the construction and furnishing of the health centre and patient wards, maternity ward, staff houses, incinerator, workshop, generator shed and fencing.
Mt Hagen Catholic Health Services was awarded an Incentive Fund grant to launch projects in 4 communities: Kuruk, Fatima, Mun and Rabiamul. This initiative led to the construction of 2 sub-health centres, 6 staff houses, 8 two-bedroom staff units, and a patient waiting area, alongside the purchase of a dedicated ambulance. Together, these enhancements have […]
Provision of an operating theatre complex, a surgical ward, 8 nurse units, one house, 2 duplexes and a six-room hostel, 5 other staff houses and refurbishing or upgrading of the laundry, kitchen, incinerator and water and electricity.
Improve health and sanitation of rural areas through the construction of water supply systems and improved latrines.
Alotau General Hospital in Milne Bay Province received its first grant under Phase 1 of the Incentive Fund in 2003. This grant supported the upgrade of the hospital’s operating theatre facilities and surgical ward. It also supported the construction of 8 new nurses’ units, one house, 2 duplexes and a six-room hostel. The grant also […]
Nazarene Health Ministries has received 3 Incentive fund grants, the first in 2006. The grants have supported the Nazarene Hospital to reach Provincial Hospital status and better serve the 60,000 people who use the hospital each year.
Construction of new hydroelectric system
Provision of new health facilities and facilitating training and workshops within villages, including training in leadership and self management, sanitation, improved health facilities, small water projects and village workshops in agriculture and small livestock skills, as well as literacy.
Upgrading of medical, clinical, administration facilities and new staff accommodation
