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The wife of the Vice President, Mrs Matilda Amissah-Arthur has urged Ghanaians to be inspired by the life and contributions of Rev.  Father Campbell to humanity.

She made this statement when she joined Rev. Father Andrew Campbell to inaugurate and open a 30-bed ward and a theatre facility for the St. Andrews clinic to serve Kordiabe and adjoining communities.

Mrs. Amissah-Arthur used the occasion to present some medical items and equipment to the St. Andrews Clinic.

Dalex Finance also presented a cheque of 50,000 Ghc to support the church. Some individuals and organizations also made donations to the clinic.

Father Campbell and Mrs. Amissah-Arthur used the occasion to call on philanthropists to come in and support the worthy cause for better health care delivery for the St. Andrews Clinic in Kordibe.

The St. Andrews Clinic was established 13 years ago by the Catholic Church to provide quality health care to the people of Kordiabe and neighboring communities.

As the years went by and the population increased, the Catholic Church realized the need to expand the facility to meet the growing demand.

So in March 2015 when the Christ the King Catholic Church celebrated its 65th Anniversary, the Parish priest Rev. Father Andrews Campbell, inspired the church to put up a modern health facility to support the clinic. The facility consists of a 30-bed ward and a theatre.

On his part Father Campbell a celebrated philanthropist in Ghana was grateful to individuals and organizations who contributed in diverse ways to make the project a reality.