Clinic in Ghana: The Health Project
Clinic in "Ghana" The Health Project
- 🇬🇭 Ghana
- Accra
- Perfect Life Foundation LBG
- Clinic
- Medical
- 2026
- Expansion Phase
- EUR 92,067
Problem Statement
Ghana faces persistent preventable illness and limited access to quality primary healthcare. Maternal mortality remains high, while malaria, tuberculosis, stroke, and respiratory infections continue to drive avoidable deaths. One-third of adults have hypertension, increasing the burden of non-communicable diseases. Poor water and sanitation access, combined with critical health workforce shortages, lead to delayed care and preventable complications for vulnerable populations.
Our Beneficiaries in Projects
Serve 6,000 clinic patients
Train 15–20 healthcare providers
Reach 1,000 community members through awareness programs
Empower 7 local healthcare professionals through our Academy and Healing Ambassador Platform.
The project will directly benefit 6,000 clinic patients, primarily from vulnerable and underserved communities.In total, the project is expected to indirectly benefit approximately 10,000 people.
Key Drivers for Action Motives for Solution
High Preventable Disease Burden
Malaria, infectious diseases, and unmanaged hypertension continue to cause avoidable death and disability
Elevated Maternal Mortality
Persistent maternal health risks demand stronger primary and preventive care systems.
Severe Health Workforce Shortages
Extremely low doctor and dentist ratios limit timely diagnosis and treatment.
Poor Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH)
Limited access to safe water and handwashing fuels disease transmission
Gaps in Primary and Preventive Care
Weak community-level services result in delayed treatment and poor health outcomes.
Need for Local Capacity Building
Sustainable improvements require investment in clinics, outreach programs, and trained local health workers.
Expected Impact of Project
These efforts will contribute to reducing preventable illnesses, improving maternal health outcomes, and strengthening community resilience.
- 6000 patients
Healthcare services (Polyclinic - Dental Clinic- Gynecologist clinic - Laboratory - Drug Store )
- 144 Short Medical Missions / year
Medical Missions 5 communities School clinics of St. Moses, St. Filopater, and St. George Schools, with 15–30 participants per session
- Three large-scale Health Awareness Campaigns / year
Improve community knowledge and practices related to hygiene, nutrition, noncommunicable diseases, reproductive health, and disease prevention
- 15 local physicians and nurses
ToT one 3-day training workshop and quarterly academic sessions
- 15 HCPs