Mauritius Telecom Foundation Signs Three MoUs to Support Healthcare Initiatives
Under the agreements, the Mauritius Telecom Foundation will support the development of a new High Dependency Unit at the Cardiac Centre, the upgrading of infrastructure at a new autism day care centre, and the provision of material assistance to the Souillac Dialysis Centre.
Mauritius Telecom Foundation has signed three memoranda of understanding (MoUs) with the Ministry of Health and Wellness , the Rotary Club of Flacq and the Renal Disease Patients’ Association to support healthcare and wellness initiatives across Mauritius.
The agreements were signed at the Telecom Tower, with the partnerships focusing on improving specialised medical facilities, expanding care services and providing assistance to patients.
Under the agreements, the Mauritius Telecom Foundation will support the development of a new High Dependency Unit at the Cardiac Centre, the upgrading of infrastructure at a new autism day care centre, and the provision of material assistance to the Souillac Dialysis Centre.
The signing ceremony was attended by Mauritius’ Minister of Health and Wellness, Anil Kumar Bachoo, and Junior Minister of Health and Wellness, Anishta Babooram.
Other attendees included Mauritius Telecom Chairman Sarat Lallah, Chief Executive Officer and Mauritius Telecom Foundation Chairman Veemal Gungadin, Rotary Club of Flacq Vice-President Bhomanandsingh Sawdagur, and Renal Disease Patients’ Association President Prem Taulloo and Secretary Bose Soonarane.
Representatives of the Ministry of Health and Wellness and the Trust Fund for Specialised Medical Care were also present.
The initiative forms part of Mauritius Telecom Foundation’s efforts to contribute to the country’s healthcare system through partnerships aimed at improving medical infrastructure and supporting patients and their families.
