The Holy Family Hospital (HFH) in Techiman was established in 1954 by the Medical Missions Sisters, following the efforts of St. Paul’s Catholic Church elders and the Techiman Traditional Council, led by Techimanhene Nana Akumfi Ameyaw III. The project began after a significant donation of £20,000 from the Techimanhene and approval from the Ministry of Health. The hospital’s cornerstone was laid in December 1954, and it has since grown into the Municipal Hospital for Techiman, serving as a key referral facility for the region. Ownership was transferred to the Catholic Diocese of Sunyani in 1977 and later to the Diocese of Techiman in 2008.
Vision
To become a teaching hospital of medical excellence and leading christ-centered healthcare provider in the country
Mission
To provide quality healthcare in the most effective, efficient and innovative manner, specific to the needs of the communities we serve and at all times acknowledge the dignity of the patients. These services will be carried out in a manner complementary to yet integral to National Health Sector activities of Ghana
Goal
To provide and sustain good quality health care for the poor, neglected and marginalized in society. The hospital will seek to empower the people it serves to take ownership of their own individual and collective health needs.
Location
- City: Techiman
- Region: Bono East Region
- Country: Ghana
- Address: Located in Techiman, a major town in the Bono East Region.
- Website : Holy Family Hospital
Holy Family Hospital in Techiman remains a vital healthcare institution in the Bono East Region, seeking to empower the people it serves to take ownership of their own individual and collective health needs.
