HITA e.V. supports health systems in rural areas of Africa. With a focus on Ghana, HITA e.V. uses modern information and communication technologies to sustainably support and improve the training of non-medical personnel.
You can specifically help ship urgently needed hospital beds to Ghana. The beds are ready. The transport must now still be financed. Your donation can make this possible.
The delivery of several hundred hospital beds is intended to counteract the shortage of beds in Ghanaian hospitals and health posts.
Together with the Catholic University College of Ghana, Fiapre, Sunyani, Ghana, West Africa, HITA e.V., St. Vincenz Kliniken and Hartmann International in Paderborn, several hundred hospital beds are shipped to Ghana, where they are then distributed to various recipients.
However, the beds are not only delivered, but also introduced into the clinic operations on a sustainable basis based on a special concept together with the partners from Ghana.
This concept is based on modern media (e.g. learning videos) and guarantees the proper and long-term use of these beds.
These important partners support and enable the 1Bed4All (II) project:
See the current project status here:
1. donation in kind
sufficient beds for 2 containers donated by Vincenz Kliniken
2. packing
Beds packed in 2 containers
3. shipment
Container shipped and put on the sea route
4. arrival
Container arrived at the consignee
5. delivery
Beds delivered to hospitals
6. installation
Beds mounted, intended use ensured
Insight into our work
Website relaunch
1Bed4All (II) Status Report III
1Bed4All (II) Status Report II
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Confidently into the year 2022
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Interview with Professor Kirstin Kohler – Mannheim University of Applied Sciences / inno.space
