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Doctors stay in a village for a week, working in mobile clinics to provide medical screening, medical consultations, health education and counselling.

DoctorsAct is a charitable health organisation, with an immense desire to meet the needs of the deprived through social work, health missions and interventions. DoctorsAct Ghana – Is a Non-Governmental Organization made up of young exuberant adults united by the sole aim of providing free humanitarian, social and medical services to the poor, underprivileged and deprived in society through educati

on, empowerment and short term medical missions (STMM). We support rural doctors and health personnel through our annual Beauty In Small Deeds (BISD) Humanitarian/Medical Missions, establish innovating projects to improve the quality of life of the various communities we visit in consultation with community leaders and locally based NGOs. DoctorsAct is a Russian-based charitable health organisation, run by students and volunteers, which arranges for students and practising doctors to visit villages in various African countries, including Ghana, South Sudan and South Africa. The charity has sent teams to Ghana on two occasions to Ofoase, Eastern Region, where they work in cooperation with a local NGO, Plight of the Child. Last year, 22 Ghanaians, studying in Russia, volunteered at the clinic, along with two Russian students. DoctorsAct has no government or university support, and obtains its funding from individual donations, African embassies and religious groups in Moscow. Volunteers pay for flights between Moscow and Accra themselves.

15/05/2026

🚨 DoctorsAct Ghana Beauty In Small Deeds Medical Missions 2026

This August, DoctorsAct Ghana is heading to Agona in Ghana’s Central Region to bring free healthcare services to underserved communities through our annual Medical Missions outreach.

📍 Agona, Central Region – Ghana
📅 August 17–21, 2026

In partnership with the Komenda–Edina–Eguafo–Abrem (KEEA) Municipal Health Directorate and community stakeholders, our team of dedicated volunteers will provide free health screenings, consultations, health education, and essential medical support to individuals and families with limited access to healthcare.

But we cannot do this alone.

We’re calling on volunteers, donors, partners, and compassionate individuals to join us in making this mission possible. Every contribution — whether through volunteering, donations, or simply spreading the word — helps bring hope, healing, and dignity to those who need it most.

💚 Sign up to volunteer
💚 Donate to support the mission
💚 Be part of something meaningful

Together, we can make healthcare accessible for all.

DoctorsAct — See a need, meet the need!

28/04/2026

🌍 World Immunization Week 2026
📅 April 24–30

🌍 Africa Vaccination Week (Ghana & across Africa)
📅 April 27 – May 3

This year’s theme: “For Every Generation, Vaccines Work.”

At DoctorsAct Ghana, we join the global community in celebrating the life-saving power of vaccines across all ages, from childhood to old age.

In Ghana and across Africa, we are marking this period with:

* Intensified HPV vaccination campaigns for eligible girls
* Community outreach and education to improve awareness and trust
* Collaboration with schools, parents, and community leaders
* Efforts to reach children who missed routine immunizations

This initiative aims to ensure that every eligible child is identified, reached, and protected.

💉 Vaccines save lives. Vaccines protect futures. Vaccines work.

07/04/2026

Happy World Health Day from all of us at DoctorsAct Ghana!

Today, we celebrate the incredible progress made in healthcare and recognize the work still needed to ensure every Ghanaian has access to quality medical care. Health is not just a privilege; it is a fundamental human right. Let's work together to build healthier communities, support our dedicated frontline workers, and empower individuals to take charge of their well-being.

DoctorsAct Ghana is proud to stand with healthcare heroes across the nation. Quality healthcare is a right, not a luxury. Let’s continue advocating for accessible, equitable, and sustainable health systems for every Ghanaian. 🇬🇭🩺

On this World Health Day, we reaffirm our commitment to improving healthcare access and delivery across the nation. As medical professionals, we see firsthand the impact of equitable health systems on community development and economic growth. Today serves as a powerful reminder that investing in health infrastructure, supporting medical practitioners, and prioritizing patient education are essential for Ghana's future. We invite our colleagues, partners, and policymakers to continue collaborating toward a system where quality care is accessible to everyone.

Ask a health question that matters to you.
Share how science helps solve it.
What is one healthy habit you are prioritizing today?
Let us know in the comments

Join the global conversation

18/03/2026

Obesity is a growing health concern worldwide and in Ghana.

Join DoctorsAct Ghana for an insightful webinar exploring what Obesity really means, the serious health complications it can cause and practical ways to prevent and manage it.

Webinar will be on Sunday, 22nd March 5pm GMT
Theme: Beyond the scale: Understanding Obesity and Making Healthier Choices.

Share with your friends, family, colleagues, church folks. ❤️
Hope to see you there.

Zoom Meeting Link Below:

https://us04web.zoom.us/j/71878642663

Meeting ID: 718 7864 2663

16/03/2026

Obesity is a growing health concern worldwide and in Ghana.

Join DoctorsAct Ghana for an insightful webinar exploring what Obesity really means, the serious health complications it can cause and practical ways to prevent and manage it.

Webinar will be on Sunday, 22nd March 5pm GMT
Theme: Beyond the scale: Understanding Obesity and Making Healthier Choices.

Share with your friends, family, colleagues, church folks. ❤️
Hope to see you there. 🙏🏾

Ewurabena Adams Josephine Quarcoo Daniel Kwakye Nomah Yaw Tuffour Amirikah Jr. Charles Debrah Araba Pratt Romeo Boaheng Afeke Korsi Hormeku Claudia Sarfo

17/02/2026

Good health isn’t a privilege — it’s our right!
Today is your reminder that wellness starts with simple daily choices. Your daily choices can rewrite your health story.
Many non-communicable diseases are preventable — and early detection saves lives.
Prevention is power, and together we can create stronger. Small steps today can save lives tomorrow.
Let’s build healthier communities together, one small daily change at a time.

HealthyLifestyleAwarenessDay

28/01/2026

Knowledge is power when it comes to cervical health.
Too many women skip screening or delay care because of misinformation about cervical cancer. The truth is: this disease doesn't discriminate by age, relationship status, or lifestyle—but early detection and prevention can make all the difference.
Whether you're young or older, in a relationship or not, vaccinated or unvaccinated, regular screening is your best defense.

Swipe through to learn the facts that debunk five common myths about cervical cancer.
Your health matters. Your life matters. Let's make informed choices together.

Remember: Early detection saves lives. Don't let myths hold you back from taking care of your health.

01/01/2026

Happy New Year from DoctorsAct Ghana🎉🎉

🎈As we welcome a new year 2026 filled with hope and possibilities, let’s make health a priority.

🎈Non-communicable diseases such as cancer, diabetes, heart disease, and hypertension continue to affect millions worldwide — but with awareness, prevention, and early diagnosis, we can change the story.

🎈This year, commit to regular health check-ups, balanced nutrition, physical activity, and mental well-being.

🎈Together, let’s make 2026 a year of wellness, strength, and proactive care.

DoctorsAct Ghana, See a need, meet that need!
https://www.doctorsactghana.com/

12/10/2025

Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers affecting women. Early detection saves lives.

Take action this October.
• Check your breasts every month for changes.
• Schedule a clinical breast exam once a year.
• Ask your doctor about mammogram screening if you are 40 or older.
• Share this message with someone you care about.

Your health is your responsibility. Detect early, treat early, live healthy.

DoctorsAct Ghana promotes regular screening and education for women’s health.

Address

No. 5 Cantonments Road
Accra
NO.5CANTONMGL-059-7281

Telephone

+34631743579

Website

http://www.doctorsactglobal.com/

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