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Building healthier, resilient communities through WASH, health systems and livelihoods

Partnering with UNICEF Ghana, Ghana Health Service, Global Affairs Canada and local communities

Population
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Rural access to safe water
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Rural improved sanitation
0 %
Health Facilities Lacking Basic Water
0 %
Schools with Basic WASH Servaices
0 %
Live below national poverty line
0 %

Our Strategic Priorities

What we do

WASH

Water supply, sanitation, hygiene promotion, household water safety & maintenance systems aligned with WHO and national standards

NTD Prevention & Health Integration

Partnered with Ministry of Health to integrate WASH with NTD control, education and community mobilization.

Livelihoods

Vocational training, enterprise development for women & youth, nutrition-sensitive agriculture interventions.

Advocacy & Policy

Community-led advocacy aligned with Ghana NTD Master Plan and NTD Sustainability Roadmap to eliminate NTDs by 2030.

How we work

1. Community-led planning

Local committees co-design solutions and manage operations.

2. Build for climate resilience

Boreholes, gender-inclusive latrines and durable systems that work year-round.

3. Monitor, embed & scale

Household water safety, M&E and policy engagement for sustainability.

Meet The Ghana Team

Dr Joe Lambongang

Founder & CEO

Augustus Osafo-Sampong

Regional Support Officer

Ahmed Biiyien Kombat

Software Engineer

Sylvia Moncar Vanderpuye

Programs Officer

Dzah Gifty Moporpor

Admin & Finance Officer

Bismark Asamoah-Baidoo

Logistics Officer

Lawrencia Elikplim Fiafor

Admin & Finance Officer

Jenny Ofori

Administrative Assistant

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Where We Work

Bridging the Gap in Ghana’s Hard-to-Reach Regions

Reaching Ghana’s Most Underserved Regions

GrowthAid Ghana operates across the country’s most WASH-deprived and health-vulnerable regions. Our work is concentrated in areas with high disease burdens, fragile health systems, low access to safe water and sanitation, and populations of displaced people