The Mirror Woman, an interdenominational organization, carried out a compassionate outreach at Gulias Memorial Clinic in Jos North Local Government Area of Plateau State.
This initiative marked the beginning of their operations in the state as part of their year-end activities.
By Shalom Kasim
The group, consisting of dedicated young women, engaged with in-patients and their families, while offering solace and inspiration. They encouraged the women to anchor their faith in Christ, to seek divine healing for themselves and their loved ones. This they did with reference to the Bible.
Amidst these interactions, when asked, caregivers candidly shared their challenges, and as so prompted the women to offer prayers and support. In response to the organization’ selflessness, the beneficiaries expressed gratitude for the group’s thoughtful outreach, thereby acknowledging the positive impact on their spirits.
Gulias Tangkat Dadung, the CEO of the clinic, extended appreciation to The Mirror Woman, while also declaring unwavering support for future endeavors.
According to him, “Our doors are always open to you whenever you have ventures like these,” he affirmed.
State coordinator, Comfort Kasim also expressed gratitude to the clinic’s management for the opportunity to address the women, emphasizing the importance of such community-driven initiatives.
