Hope For Future Generations Ghana

04/06/2026

📢 SPECIAL WEBINAR ON EBOLA OUTBREAK

As Ebola continues to spread across Africa, community engagement remains critical to an effective response.

Join civil society organizations from and for a discussion on: Strengthening Civil Society and Community Engagement in the Ebola Response in Africa

📅 June 16, 2026
🕘 10:00 AM GMT
💻 Zoom

We'll discuss the latest outbreak updates, challenges on the frontlines, the role of communities, and the impact of Ebola on malaria services.

🔗 Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_iEKczQKnRQuFW0jAtIUoDA

Together, let's strengthen community-led responses to epidemics.

POWER-Providing Opportunities for Women and youths Empowerment and Rights OFIF Hope For Future Generations Ghana Hodsas Rdc Corps des Jeunes contre le Paludisme RDC Action Santé Liberia Malaria Youth Corps - LMYC Main d'Alliance pour le Développement ONG

03/06/2026

📅 This month's calendar of activities for Civil Society Organizations is now available!

A lot of capacity-building sessions scheduled for you, this month is all about strengthening civil society engagement in the fight against malaria.

🔗 To learn more about us, visit our website: www.cs4me.org

🛜 Join our Malaria WhatsApp channel, which has over 800 subscribers.

https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaXFPJO72WTvhkSTLt0A



POWER-Providing Opportunities for Women and youths Empowerment and Rights OFIF Liberia Malaria Youth Corps - LMYC Corps des Jeunes contre le Paludisme RDC Hope For Future Generations Ghana Hodsas Rdc Action Santé

03/06/2026

From Neglect to Action: Strengthening Ghana’s Response to Neglected Tropical Diseases

Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) continue to affect some of Ghana’s most vulnerable communities, perpetuating cycles of poverty, disability, stigma, and social exclusion. While significant progress has been made through community-based interventions and partnerships, critical gaps in funding, healthcare integration, surveillance, and infrastructure continue to hinder elimination efforts.

In this policy brief, Hope For Future Generations Ghana highlights the human and economic cost of NTDs, showcases successful community-led approaches, and presents practical recommendations for policymakers, health authorities, development partners, and citizens. The brief calls for sustained domestic investment, stronger primary healthcare systems, improved data collection, and collective action to ensure that no Ghanaian is left behind in the fight against neglected tropical diseases.

Explore & Download the Policy Brief →

Active Project, News Policy Brief: Strengthening Ghana’s Response to Neglected Tropical Diseases June 2, 2026 HFFG Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) continue to affect some of Ghana’s most vulnerable communities, perpetuating cycles of poverty, disability, stigma, and social exclusion. While si...

28/05/2026

Periods 🩸 are a normal part of life — but stigma, silence, and limited access continue to affect the health, dignity, and opportunities of many girls and women. Every girl deserves access to menstrual hygiene products, accurate information, safe spaces, and the confidence to thrive without interruption. 💙

Today, on World Menstrual Hygiene Day, we join the global call to break the silence, end stigma, and promote safe menstrual health for every girl and woman.

27/05/2026

Big shout out to our newest top fans! 💎 Philomina Adjei, Roseline Lodonu, Linda Ewoenam Donkor, Stephanie Osei Tutu, Brah K William

27/05/2026

Happy Eid al-Adha! 🐐

26/05/2026

Stakeholders at the launch of the "Prevention of NCDs Among School Kids in Urban Ghana" project highlighted the urgent need to address rising non-communicable diseases among children through early prevention, healthier diets, and active lifestyles.

In this media snippet from the launch event, Dr. Felicia Akuribire warns of the rising burden of lifestyle-related diseases among children, which could develop into full-blown non-communicable disease complications in adulthood.

This project is an important step toward addressing the issue early and preventing it from escalating.

Ministry of Health, Ghana Ghana Health Service IMCC Ashipti

25/05/2026

🎉 Hope For Future Generations Ghana and IMCC Ashipti have launched the “Prevention of NCDs Among School Kids in Urban Ghana” project to promote healthy lifestyles, nutrition, and wellbeing among school children.

The project successfully kicked off on May 20th and 22nd, 2026, at St. Dominic Roman Catholic School (Taifa) and St. Peter’s Catholic School (Osu). Shoutout to both schools for hosting the launches.

Together with students, teachers, and stakeholders, we are championing healthier futures.