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03/08/2026

Evidence has the power to transform health outcomes.

Norsaac is proud to support and amplify the 2026 Social and Behaviour Change (SBC) Evidence Summit, an important platform bringing together researchers, policymakers, practitioners, and partners to explore how evidence can strengthen primary healthcare and improve the health and wellbeing of communities across Ghana.

If you're passionate about public health, research, or social and behaviour change, don't miss this opportunity.

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Prevention and health promotion are key pillars of Ghana’s Free Primary Health Care Initiative. Join researchers, policymakers and practitioners at the 2026 SBC Evidence Summit to explore how evidence-based social and behaviour change approaches can support sustainable health outcomes.

See you there!

03/08/2026

“The second half of the year of NORSAAC begins with renewed purpose and bold innovation.”

Here’s a recap of the 2026 NORSAAC Mid-Year Review: three inspiring days of learning, honest conversations, collaboration, and reflection on how we can deliver even greater impact.

A special thank you to SSNIT for delivering an insightful guest session on social security.

As we step into the second half of the year, we do so with renewed energy, fresh ideas, and a shared determination to innovate, strengthen our collaboration, and turn our plans into meaningful results for the people and communities we serve across Ghana and beyond.

Here’s to the next 6 months of building stronger partnerships, delivering greater impact, and creating lasting change together.

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31/07/2026

Three days. One shared purpose. Endless possibilities.

Today marked the successful conclusion of the 2026 NORSAAC Mid-Year Review Meeting, three days of learning, reflection, honest conversations, and renewed commitment to creating lasting impact.

The final day focused on strengthening the foundations of our work through capacity-building sessions on finance, programme quality assurance, and communicating impact, as well as an insightful guest workshop on social security facilitated by SSNIT.

One of the key takeaways from this year's review is that NORSAAC's strategic plan is currently under review, giving us a chance to innovate, embrace new ideas, and shape the future of our work together. As we look ahead, we are reminded that our greatest impact comes when we work together, leverage our diverse strengths, and empower communities to lead sustainable change.

As colleagues return to their respective duty stations across Ghana, they do so with renewed energy, stronger collaboration, and an unwavering commitment to one purpose: creating lasting impact for the people and communities we serve.

Here's to turning reflection into action, collaboration into greater results, and purpose into meaningful change.

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30/07/2026

“The story of Gbangu Early Childhood Development (ECD) school facility is a story of hope. Today, it is providing accessible education to nearly 500 children, and in the years ahead, it will open doors for many more children in the North East Region.”

This powerful reflection from one of our project staff set the tone for Day 2 of the 2026 NORSAAC Mid-Year Review.

The day was filled with insightful presentations, a gallery walk, honest reflections, and 3 engaging panel discussions featuring project officers, managers, and senior management. More than reporting results, colleagues shared the stories behind the numbers, stories of lives transformed, communities taking ownership of their development, and relationships built on trust.

From the story of Mama Felicia in the Nyangli community, Salwa district, who used locally produced Weanimix to improve nutrition for her malnourished child through the capacity building she received from the CHANGE Programme, to a team member who reflected that “Beyond project implementation, I connect and build lasting friendships with my stakeholders, built on mutual trust and respect,” every story reinforced why our work matters.

During the discussion, our Executive Director captured the direction of NORSAAC’s work with a powerful reminder: “We must allow the communities to lead the development, with NORSAAC being the facilitator. We can do this by expanding and deepening our Agency and Agency Concept.”

Day 2 reminded us that impact is measured not only by outputs and indicators, but by the confidence of communities to shape their own future, the partnerships we nurture, and the lasting change we create together.

Stay tuned for more exciting updates.

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29/07/2026

Today, Norsaac kicked off its annual Mid-Year Review in a vibrant, inspiring setting.

29/07/2026

🚨Norsaac 2026 Mid-Year Review Alert

Today, Norsaac kicked off its annual Mid-Year Review in a vibrant, inspiring setting, alongside the colourful Fugu Wednesday celebration. 🎉✨

The gathering brings together all staff to reflect on our achievements, share lessons learned, and strengthen our commitment to creating lasting impact. Today, Norsaac kicked off its Mid-Year Review in a vibrant, inspiring setting, alongside the colourful Fugu Wednesday celebration. 🎉✨

📸📝 Stay tuned and keep watching this space for highlights, key insights, and updates from the review sessions throughout the day.

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24/07/2026

🚨 Call for Volunteers – Be Part of NORGHA 2026!

Are you passionate about youth empowerment, leadership, and creating positive change?

The Northern Ghana SRHR Conference for Young People (NORGHA 2026) is looking for enthusiastic and committed volunteers to join our team and help deliver Northern Ghana’s biggest youth conference on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR).

As a volunteer, you’ll have the opportunity to:
✨ Gain hands-on experience in event management.
🤝 Network with professionals, partners, and young leaders.
📸 Support media, communications, logistics, registration, protocol, and participant engagement.
🎓 Build your leadership, teamwork, and communication skills.
💙 Contribute to improving the health and wellbeing of young people across Northern Ghana.

We’re looking for individuals who are:
✔ Passionate about community service
✔ Reliable and committed
✔ Excellent team players
✔ Proactive and willing to learn
✔ Aged 18 years or above

Whether you’re a student, recent graduate, or young professional, this is your chance to make an impact while growing your skills.

📅 Application Deadline: 31st JULY 2026
📝 Apply here: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/KXaab5Yqbc

Join us in creating a safe, inclusive, and inspiring experience for hundreds of young people.

Tag someone who would make an amazing volunteer!

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21/07/2026

INTRODUCING OUR SUPPORTER FOR YES 2026 — NORSAAC

Norsaac is an organization that is dedicated to championing an improved quality of life for empowered women, youth, and marginalized groups in order to improve social change and the living conditions of citizens.

Norsaac actively engages in the following five interest areas: Better Educational Outcomes; Improving Economic Opportunities; Improving Health Care Delivery; Peace and Stable Communities; Social Protection.

Thank you, Norsaac, for supporting us in empowering and inspiring the next generation.

21/07/2026

We’re proud to see the impact of this initiative being recognized.

At NORSAAC, we believe that lasting change begins by listening to communities. What started as a project to provide menstrual hygiene kits evolved into a more holistic, community-led response by combining menstrual health education, learning materials to keep girls in school, and engaging fathers and brothers in conversations around period dignity.

Our sincere appreciation to Move92 Starkey and everyone who made this possible through flexible, trust-based support. Your partnership empowered us to adapt to what the Singa community truly needed, creating more meaningful and sustainable outcomes for girls.

Thank you for being part of this journey. We look forward to continuing to build healthier, more equitable communities together.

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20/07/2026

📢 Deadline Extended!

We’ve been listening.

Following feedback and requests from prospective partners for additional time to explore collaboration opportunities, NORSAAC has extended the deadline for the Reverse Call for Proposal (RCFP).

At NORSAAC, we believe meaningful partnerships begin with listening. We appreciate the interest shown in this community-led initiative and want to ensure that organisations and individuals have sufficient time to review the opportunity and submit strong Expressions of Interest.

If you’re passionate about supporting locally led development, sustainable sanitation solutions, and community ownership, there’s still time to get involved.

📅 New Expression of Interest Deadline: 31st July 2026.
🔗 Submit your Expression of Interest: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/qcDCH2df8b?origin=lprLink or scan the QR CODE

Have questions or would you like to discuss the opportunity further? We’re happy to continue the conversation. Even after the deadline extension, interested partners are encouraged to reach out to the NORSAAC team to further engage and collaborate.

📧 Contact us: [email protected]

Together, let’s invest in communities that are leading their own development.

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