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New CHPS Compounds Launch in Agorgbe and Lolito/Nyinuto
News Ghana
January 19, 2026•3 days ago

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Groundbreaking ceremonies marked the start of construction for two Community-Based Health Planning and Services (CHPS) compounds in Agorgbe and Lolito/Nyinuto. Funded by the District Assembly Common Fund, these projects aim to improve rural healthcare access. Both facilities are slated for completion within six months, with significant investments allocated to each. The initiative is part of a broader plan to enhance maternal and child health services.
Two groundbreaking ceremonies have been held at Agorgbe and Lolito/Nyinuto in the South Tongu District for the construction of Community-Based Health Planning and Services (CHPS) compounds with ancillary facilities. The projects, funded by the District Assembly Common Fund (DACF), are expected to be completed within six months.
The Agorgbe facility, awarded to Dewis Company Limited, is valued at GH¢977,621.72, while the Lolito/Nyinuto project, handled by **True Builders Construction Company Limited, costs GH¢984,674.65.
The CHPS initiative, led by the Ministry of Health and Ghana Health Service, aims to bring basic healthcare closer to rural communities, focusing on maternal and child health, minor illnesses, and universal health coverage.
The ceremonies drew large crowds, including the Regional Minister Hon. James Gunu, MP Hon. Maxwell Kwame Lukutor, DCE Hon. Victoria Dzeklo, health and education directors, chiefs, and community leaders. Speakers urged residents to support the contractors, avoid pilfering materials, and ensure timely completion.
Health Director Ms. Mavis Agumeh and local chiefs expressed gratitude, noting the projects will significantly improve healthcare access. The District Works Department, led by Engineer Mr. Simon Kofi Defoe, will supervise construction as part of the Assembly’s 2022–2025 development plan.
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