The tsunami of COVID-19 pandemic is sweeping across economies of the world leaving in its tails serious and remarkable trace. We are always glued to our radio and tv sets awaiting the next figures of both infected, the recovered and the dead. Ghana is not left out of this endemic. 

People for Health (P4H) as part of its intervention has incorporated this as part of the thematic areas to help sentisitze and educate the publc on the pandemic particularly on how to stay safe in the republic.

Know your status by gettting status. There is more life after the test. 

Malaria is one of the causes of morbidity and mortality in the world. Let's rally to fight it by sleeping under an insecticide treated net (ITN).

Maternal health care has improved over the past 20 years, the pace has been slow and extra effort is required for Ghana to achieve its target.

The Nutrition Program supports the Ministry of Health, Ghana Health Service and other key players to develop and implement policies.

Nutrition is essential for growth and development, health and wellbeing. Eating a healthy diet contributes to preventing future illness and improving quality and length of citizen's life. It is one of the requirements of the SDGs.

This option looks at service areas other than the project's main areas which are malaria, nutrition, HIV/AIDS, maternal health/family planning, and WASH.

Ghana has made significant progress providing access to improved water sources and eliminating Guinea worm from the country. However, the challenge has to do with filth. Most of the cities are engulfed with filth, which is a major cause of many diseases in the country. There is therefore the need for a consensus to help deal with this menace.