About us

Bridging the gap
between communities
and their health.

Founded

2024

Based in

Kumasi, Ashanti Region, Ghana

The Care Connect GH team at a community outreach

Why we exist

Care Connect GH Foundation was founded to bridge critical gaps in community health literacy and healthcare access across Ghana, after identifying widespread misinformation about rising chronic and infectious diseases. A market survey revealed that most people only learn about conditions like hypertension and diabetes after a diagnosis. The foundation stepped in to shift communities toward proactive wellness, taking free medical screenings, on-site pharmaceutical care, and preventative education directly into schools and marketplaces, so underserved populations can make informed, life-saving choices.

Most people learn too late.

01Mission

To deliver comprehensive health education, vital resources, and engaging community interventions that enable individuals to make informed choices and take proactive steps toward lifelong health and well-being.

02Vision

To empower communities through transformative health education and proactive wellness initiatives, fostering a world where every individual is informed, engaged, and fully equipped to lead a healthier life.

Leadership

The team behind the work.

The founders, clinicians and coordinators leading every outreach.

The full team

The people who show up.

10+ volunteers and organisers behind our outreaches across the Ashanti Region.

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Our partners

The work is never done alone.

13 organisations
01

Medical & diagnostic

  • Ghana Health Service
  • Premier Standard Medical Diagnostics
02

Implementation & scientific

  • Bio-Research Enthusiasts
  • Next Gen Science Innovations
  • Foldscope GH
  • International Leadership Foundation
03

Media

  • Joy News TV
  • Adom TV
  • Royal TV
  • Oyerepa FM
04

Corporate sponsors

  • SO Obstec Enterprise
  • Express Group
  • Akwaaba Natural Mineral Water
A Care Connect nurse screening a community member

Get involved

The work runs on people like you.

Every outreach needs hands and funding — volunteers to screen and teach on the day, and support to cover test strips, transport and supplies. Both make the next community possible.