Opportunity International Savings and Loans Limited (OISL), a leading savings and loans company in Ghana has donated 10,000 pieces of face masks to its clients.
The donation was part of OISL’s actions in combatting the spread of the novel coronavirus in various communities it serves.
Clients were taken through brief education on the Covid-19 protocols and the need for clients and their households to observe the guidelines especially, frequently washing their hands with soap under running water, wearing of facemasks and physical distancing.
Over the past few months since the outbreak of the virus, OISL has also supported some vulnerable head porters (Kayaye) and smallholder farmers in rural communities in Ghana with some PPEs.
Between June and July 2020, over 400 households in farming communities were provided with face masks, alcohol-based hand sanitizers and other toiletries.
The Acting Head of Transformation, Christie Love Koufie, during the presentation, educated clients to strictly adhere to all the protocols outlined by the government and Ghana Health Service.
She additionally brought to their attention the fact that the deadly virus is real.
Love Koufie added that it has claimed the lives of many around the world and in Ghana as well. Hence, the need for clients and all Ghanaians to stay safe and practice the protocols.
Opportunity International Savings and loans continues to serve about 570,000 depositors with loans, deposit products and other financial and non-financial services across 10 out of the 16 regions of the country.
It is one of the leading savings and loans companies in Ghana with 16 years of advancing financial inclusion and bringing clients at the base of the pyramid into the mainstream financial services using innovative range of products and approaches.
It operates in 23 countries across the globe serving nearly 10 million clients with the Global office in Chicago, USA.
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