In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, Ghana Red Cross Society has solicited support from various quarters to assist  to support the fight against the spread of the virus.  Part of this support is in the form of donating of  PPEs, Medical equipment that will  directly  aid medical facilities in the management of COVID-19 cases.  ...

  The Ghana Red Cross Society, in collaboration with Hope for Future Generations, NAP+, and Young Health Advocates Ghana, sponsored by UNAIDs, organized a workshop in Kumasi on September 2nd, 2022. Over 14,000 individuals in the Ashanti and Greater Accra areas have been contacted to improve community involvement in response to COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy reduction...

  The Ghana Red Cross Society will conduct a nationwide sensitization of the National Polio Vaccination campaign to increase awareness of the exercise The Ghana Health Service is conducting the campaign from Thursday to Sunday to immunize children under the age of five across the nation against Type Two poliovirus in an effort to stop...

The Ghana Red Cross Society has handed over a new Eye Clinic to the Tamale Central Hospital to provide effective ophthalmological services to clients. The Clinic, built with funding support from the Swiss Red Cross, formed part of the Ghana Red Cross Society’s Eye Health Services (EHS) project. The EHS project is being implemented in [...]

The Volta Regional Directorate of the Ghana Red Cross Society (GRCS) is embarking on an intensive COVID-19 vaccine campaign in the Ho Municipality to sensitise the citizens to get vaccinated. <!-- --> The move formed part of the GRCS's health and community service activities about COVID-19 response to support the government's efforts to tackle the [...]

Over the next six months, Ghana Red Cross Society (GRCS) would spend five million Ghana cedis to support efforts by Government to mitigate the socio-economic impact of COVID-19 crisis. Mr. Kwame Gyimah-Akwafo, GRCS President, announced this when the GRCS distributed foodstuffs to 5,000 households in Madina in La Nkwantanang-Madina Municipal in the Greater Accra Region. [...]

A non-governmental organization called Hope for Future Generations (HFFG) has established an initiative called “Partnership for Accelerated COVID Testing (PACT 2.0)” to boost COVID-19 vaccination adoption through community participation. The project’s purpose is to minimize COVID-19 vaccination apprehension and increase vaccine uptake in order to meet the national targets. COVID-19 has killed over six million...