Tophill Hospital proudly played a key role in supporting the recently concluded Commanders Football Tournament, held at the GK Prison Grounds in Eldoret. The thrilling event brought together teams from across the Rift Valley, with Eldoret Prison clinching victory over Kericho Prison in a fiercely contested final match.
The tournament, which aims to foster unity, wellness, and sportsmanship among correctional institutions and the wider community, received a significant boost from Tophill Hospital. Leading the initiative was Dr. Florentius Koech, the hospital’s CEO and Lead Surgeon, whose generous contributions included trophies, professional sports jerseys, and a full suite of essential health services.
“We believe in the power of sports to unite communities and promote physical and mental well-being,” said Dr. Koech. “Tophill Hospital is committed to supporting initiatives that align with our mission to improve lives beyond the walls of our hospital.”
Tophill Hospital ensured the safety and health of players and spectators by providing on-site emergency medical services. A dedicated medical team remained on standby throughout the tournament, prepared to handle any injuries or health-related concerns.
The event drew a large crowd of supporters, families, and community leaders, turning the grounds into a celebration of teamwork, resilience, and community spirit. Participants and attendees alike expressed their appreciation for the hospital’s commitment to the event’s success.
As the tournament concluded with cheers and celebration, Tophill Hospital reaffirmed its dedication to community outreach, emphasizing that health and sports go hand in hand in building a stronger, healthier society.
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