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Hope For Future Generations Ghana 25 years of transforming lives, breaking barriers, and building a resilient future for women and young people across Ghana. Our journey continues with you.

Together, we go further. [email protected] Hope For Future Generations (HFFG) is a Ghanaian community-based national women, children and youth-focused organization that works to improve the lives of communities

Happy Friday! Let’s step into the weekend with joy, movement and healthy living. Every move counts. 💃🏾🕺🏾 IMCC Ashipti...
28/08/2026

Happy Friday! Let’s step into the weekend with joy, movement and healthy living. Every move counts. 💃🏾🕺🏾





IMCC Ashipti Ghana Health Service World Health Organization Ghana

Big shout out to our newest top fans! 💎 Kwame Nkrumah, Roseline Lodonu, Attah HonestyDrop a comment to welcome them to o...
26/08/2026

Big shout out to our newest top fans! 💎 Kwame Nkrumah, Roseline Lodonu, Attah Honesty

Drop a comment to welcome them to our community, fans

STRENGTHENING COMMUNITY VOICE IN HEALTH SERVICE DELIVERY THROUGH COMMUNITY SCORECARD TRAINING IN THE BONO AND BONO EAST ...
25/08/2026

STRENGTHENING COMMUNITY VOICE IN HEALTH SERVICE DELIVERY THROUGH COMMUNITY SCORECARD TRAINING IN THE BONO AND BONO EAST REGIONS

When health services are difficult to access, information is not readily available, or community concerns are not heard, people can struggle to get the quality care they need. The Community Scorecard initiative is helping to change this by giving communities a stronger voice in monitoring health services, identifying gaps and working with health facilities to improve care.

Hope For Future Generations Ghana and the Ghana Health Service, under the Health Systems Strengthening through Ghana’s Community Scorecard Project, with funding from Expertise France, organised a two-day training for stakeholders in eight selected hospitals in the Bono and Bono East Regions.

The training brought together 594 participants, including Community Health Management Committee (CHMC) members, Community Health Volunteers (CHVs), TB Champions and representatives of vulnerable populations, with special emphasis on women’s representation and gender equality.

The project strengthened participants’ capacity to conduct facility scoring assessments, identify service delivery gaps, develop Community Health Action Plans (CHAPs), and use community feedback to drive actions for improved quality and responsiveness of health services.

Following the training, participants toured the hospitals with facility staff to observe and score service delivery indicators in real time. The exercise created a safe space for open dialogue, allowing communities and health facility staff to share honest feedback aimed at improving the quality of care for citizens.

ABOUT THE PROJECT

The Health Systems Strengthening through Ghana’s Community Scorecard Project is implemented by HFFG and Ghana Health Service with funding from the Expertise France. It seeks to improve health outcomes by institutionalising community-led accountability in health service delivery.

24/08/2026

Inside the Africa Family Law Network (AFLN) Conference with Adiatu 🇰🇪

“Laws can exist on paper, but the actual change happens when people can access it, understand it and also experience its impact.”

For Adiatu, that was one of the biggest takeaways from the Africa Family Law Network Conference in Nairobi.

Press play ▶️ and hear about Adia's Conference experience.

THE AFRICA FAMILY LAW NETWORK (AFLN) CONFERENCE: CONVERSATIONS, CONNECTIONS & A SHARED COMMITMENTWhat does it take to pr...
24/08/2026

THE AFRICA FAMILY LAW NETWORK (AFLN) CONFERENCE: CONVERSATIONS, CONNECTIONS & A SHARED COMMITMENT

What does it take to protect and advance family law reform in a changing Africa?

From August 4–6, 2026, Hope For Future Generations Ghana (HFFG) joined the inaugural Africa Family Law Network (AFLN) Annual Conference in Nairobi, Kenya, alongside judges, policymakers, legal practitioners, civil society organisations, researchers, development partners and youth advocates from across the continent.

Under the theme “Solidifying our Foundation, Securing our Future,” conversations examined the progress made in family law reform, the challenges that remain, and the growing anti-rights narratives threatening gains in gender equality and human rights.

The discussions reinforced the importance of evidence-based advocacy, meaningful youth participation, strategic communication and strong partnerships in advancing reforms and protecting rights.

For HFFG, the conference was an opportunity to share, learn, connect and strengthen regional collaboration around issues that directly affect women, children, young people and families.

As the conference concluded with a shared outcome document and renewed commitment to collaboration, the conversation continues — towards stronger family law systems and a more rights-respecting future across Africa.

It's World Mosquito Day, and we’re shining a light on the mosquitoes that transmit malaria, debunking common myths and h...
20/08/2026

It's World Mosquito Day, and we’re shining a light on the mosquitoes that transmit malaria, debunking common myths and highlighting the actions, innovations, and community efforts that help us prevent malaria and move closer to a malaria-free Ghana.

Not every mosquito is the same. Understanding Anopheles—how it behaves, where it breeds and when it bites—can help communities make smarter choices to prevent malaria.

This :

🦟 Know the vector.
🔬 Trust the science.
📊 Use the data.
🛌 Protect yourself at night.
💧 Reduce breeding sites.
👥 Let's take action together.



Ghana AIDS Commission Global Civil Society for Malaria Elimination Ghana Health Service Society for AIDS in Africa IAS - International AIDS Society

REVIEW MEETING FOR PEER EDUCATORS AND COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSES CONCLUDESThe two-day Review Meeting for Peer Educators and...
20/08/2026

REVIEW MEETING FOR PEER EDUCATORS AND COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSES CONCLUDES

The two-day Review Meeting for Peer Educators and Community Health Nurses has successfully concluded, bringing together key stakeholders under the Adolescent Girls and Young Women (AGYW) Project.

Day 1 provided an important opportunity for participants to review progress, reflect on implementation experiences, share lessons and discuss challenges in the delivery of community-level HIV services.

Day 2 built on the discussions, reflections and learning from Day 1, giving participants an opportunity to deepen their learning, strengthen knowledge on key areas including HIV/STIs, human rights, PSEAH and psychosocial support, and identify ways to improve peer education, service delivery, reporting and data collection.

Held by HFFG in collaboration with the Ghana Health Service and the National AIDS Control Programme (NACP), the meeting reinforced collective efforts to strengthen community-level HIV programming and enhance support for the communities participants serve.

📸 Here are some photo highlights capturing key moments from across the two-day meeting.

Society for AIDS in Africa Ghana AIDS Commission Ministry of Health, Ghana Ghana Health Service

Regular review and reflection are essential to ensuring that community-level HIV programmes remain effective, responsive...
19/08/2026

Regular review and reflection are essential to ensuring that community-level HIV programmes remain effective, responsive and aligned with the needs of the people they serve.

HFFG, in collaboration with the Ghana Health Service and the National AIDS Control Programme (NACP), is holding a Review Meeting for Peer Educators and Community Health Nurses from August 19–20, 2026, in Accra, as part of the Adolescent Girls and Young Women (AGYW) Project.

The meeting brings together key stakeholders to review progress against project targets, assess the quality and effectiveness of peer education sessions, discuss implementation challenges, strengthen knowledge on HIV/STIs, human rights, PSEAH and psychosocial support, and improve reporting and data collection practices.

A valuable opportunity to reflect, learn and strengthen community-level HIV programming.



IAS - International AIDS Society Ghana AIDS Commission Society for AIDS in Africa

Thank you for the warm welcome, World Health Organization Ghana. We look forward to deepening our collaboration to advan...
18/08/2026

Thank you for the warm welcome, World Health Organization Ghana. We look forward to deepening our collaboration to advance immunization financing and better health outcomes in Ghana.

Thanks for being a top engager and making it onto our weekly engagement list! 🎉 Simon Badasu, Adelaide Okoree-Siaw, Rita...
17/08/2026

Thanks for being a top engager and making it onto our weekly engagement list! 🎉 Simon Badasu, Adelaide Okoree-Siaw, Rita Kanyanya, Barnabas Nbaliwii, Carmen Narh

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Monday 08:30 - 17:00
Tuesday 08:30 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:30 - 17:00
Thursday 08:30 - 17:00
Friday 08:30 - 17:00

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