Last Updated on July 21, 2026, 7:21 AM AST by Anthony Morris
Cleanrite has donated sanitation and hygiene equipment to the Ministry of Health for use in the Joseph N France. The Institution Based Health Services Division of the Ministry of Health received the donation.
The officials have shared that the donation included a comprehensive supply of modern, sleek, and tamper-proof dispensers and equipment. The officials also added that the volume of the donated items will be sufficient to cover the entire institution.
The donated items included:
- 46 toilet paper dispensers
- 100 hand soap / hand sanitizer dispensers
- 15 paper towel dispensers
- 10 C-fold paper towel dispensers
- 1,000 batteries
The officials have shared that it is important for the people of the island to continue to invest in healthcare. The officials have shared that they are grateful to the St Kitts and Nevis based cleaning company for their donation.
The JNF General Hospital has shared the dispensers which were donated to the hospital and are fitted with built-in security features.
These security measures reduce the risk of theft and wastage at the hospital while giving sanitation areas across the hospital a clean, modern appearance. The donation of cleaning supplies will help in upgrading infection control services at JNF General Hospital and strengthen the institution’s overall sanitation standards, benefiting patients, visitors, and staff alike.
The officials from Cleanrite have supported the JNF General Hospital with donations and support. In a statement, CleanRite stated that the company is dedicated to fostering cleaner, safer, and healthier environments across the community. The statement also noted that this donation reflects the company’s ongoing commitment to supporting healthcare professionals and enhancing sanitary conditions for patients, visitors, and staff at JNF General Hospital.
The Ministry of Health extends its sincere gratitude to CleanRite for this generous donation and looks forward to continued partnership in the future.
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