Madang Provincial Health Authority (PHA) is poised to elevate its healthcare services, courtesy of a recent donation comprising a substantial 9000-liter water tank. This significant contribution is part of the Community Support Initiative spearheaded by Mr. Banasi. The invaluable role of water in healthcare has been duly acknowledged, with expressions of deep gratitude coming from Madang PHA's management, staff, and patients. Dr. Martin Daimen, serving as the Caretaker CEO of Madang PHA, highlights the purpose of the newly acquired water tank. Specifically designated for the Children’s Ward, it is set to play a crucial role during main water system outages, ensuring seamless service delivery. Future plans include extending this provision to other sections, particularly after the replacement of asbestos roofs. Madang PHA is actively exploring water source options and contemplating the installation of Southern Cross water tanks for storage. To minimize disruptions during main water system outages, each section is slated to have a minimum of two standby water tanks. However, the exact water consumption rate is yet to be determined, prompting Madang PHA to conduct assessments for securing an ample water supply during such outages. Concurrently, refurbishment efforts have commenced across all wards, with a focus on Wards 1 and Emergency Departments pending the availability of funds. This initiative aims to ensure the safety of water catchment for storage using the newly acquired tanks. Feasibility studies have also been initiated for the rainwater storage component in the New Madang Provincial Specialist Hospital. In a bid to engage the community and garner support, Madang PHA is set to conduct its inaugural Public Forum this year. This forum will serve as a platform to advocate, showcase, and mobilize stakeholders within and outside Madang to contribute to enhancing health service delivery. Under the leadership of CEO Mr. Fidelis Waipma, Madang PHA is dedicated to establishing partnerships through Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs) with key stakeholders, including community-based organizations (CBOs), non-governmental organizations (NGOs), faith-based organizations (FBOs), and government agencies. Beyond the water-related initiatives, Madang PHA is actively pursuing various projects, encompassing hospital refurbishments, the installation of a new oxygen plant, ICT infrastructure and network development, and refurbishment projects in collaboration with District Development Authorities (DDAs). The organization is committed to fortifying its internal control processes, enhancing human resources, improving health infrastructure and medical equipment, and achieving its health targets, notwithstanding the numerous challenges faced. Dr. Martin Daimen, the Caretaker CEO of Madang PHA, extends gratitude for the continuous support from stakeholders and acknowledges the progress achieved. Despite facing challenges, the organization remains optimistic and anticipates further improvement in the coming year.