This initiative worked to eliminate new HIV infections among pregnant women and their children through prevention-of-mother-to-child-transmission services.
It combined testing, treatment adherence support and community sensitisation to protect mothers and newborns.
This end-of-project report presents results from a behaviour-led effort to reduce preventable maternal and newborn deaths through improved quality of care. Delivered…
View reportThis study documents how everyday, low-level corruption restricts poor communities’ access to essential healthcare across parts of Ghana. It analyses the drivers…
View reportThis annual report reviews a Ghana–Togo–Nigeria collaboration to expand paediatric HIV testing and treatment among children and adolescents. Progress is framed around…
View reportThis learning review distils results and lessons from a year of community health and nutrition work across the Upper West Region, drawing…
View reportA trained community health volunteer took immunisation to the last mile, moving household to household to reach children who had been missed.…
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StoryAt sixteen, Aisha spent her days selling vegetables at the roadside and had rarely visited a health post. When CDA-Ghana’s community health…
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