Dutch company donates physiotherapy equipment
Enraf-Nonius, a Dutch market leader in the world of physiotherapy and
rehabilitation donated physiotherapy equipment to the Salvation Army
Hope House Community Service Centre in Colombo.
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The donation being handed over |
Enraf-Nonius is a leading Dutch company in the health sector and
delivers physiotherapy products and services according to advanced
techniques in the sector.
The company recently was awarded contracts by the Health Ministry for
the construction of hospitals in Nuwara Eliya and in Hambantota.
Enraf-Nonius area sales manager Hans Sein accompanied by Netherlands
Ambassador to Sri Lanka Louis Piët, handed over the equipment. It was
received by Lt. Colonel William Mockabee, Chief Secretary of the
Salvation Army in Sri Lanka, Lt. Colonel Nihal Hettiarachchi and Captain
Dharshini Anandasingh of the Salvation Army.
Enraf-Nonius has a long tradition as an equipment manufacturer for
physiotherapy. By handling the highest possible level of quality and
service, the company enables health centers to look after their patients
and clients in the most effective and efficient way, and therapists to
guarantee their treatments on a daily basis.
Enraf-Nonius contributes to a longer, healthier and happier life. The
company’s sees enhancing the quality of life as its corporate social
responsibility.
Enraf-Nonius has decided to donate physiotherapy equipment in view of
the services delivered to poor and needy clients by the physiotherapy
unit of the Salvation Army Community Service Centre.
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