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ARHR, with funding support from UNFPA Ghana, successfully concluded a two-day National Reproductive Health Education (RHE) Advocacy Strategy Planning Workshop. The workshop brought together key stakeholders to develop a coordinated national approach to advancing RHE for adolescents and young people in Ghana. The workshop aimed to address gaps in adolescent sexual and reproductive health advocacy, […]

Monday, 24th November 2025  Accra, Ghana  Ghana will once again join the global community to observe the 16 Days of Activism against Violence from 25th November to 10th December 2025, a period dedicated to raising awareness and galvanizing action to end violence against women and girls. This year’s commemoration comes at a critical moment, as […]

For many adolescent girls across Ghana, the journey from childhood to adulthood is filled with curiosity, discovery, and transformation. Yet, it’s also a period that can be marked by confusion and vulnerability, especially when it comes to understanding sexual and reproductive health. Without the right information, many young girls are left to rely on myths, […]

ARHR, with funding support from UNFPA Ghana, convened a focused SRH/GBV dialogue to strengthen collaboration among coalitions and civil society actors working on Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) and Gender-Based Violence. The event brought together CSO players in SRH/GBV from the Accra, Oti, and Bono East regions to share lessons, harmonize advocacy approaches, and map […]

ARHR has organized a co-creation training workshop to strengthen advocacy for gender-transformative Reproductive Health Education (RHE) in Ghana. The one-day event, held with funding from UNFPA Ghana, brought together young people, women-led civil society organizations, and creative art influencers to develop a joint advocacy action plan. On behalf of the Executive Director of ARHR, the […]

Accra, Ghana — ARHR is deeply concerned by the ongoing nationwide strike action by nurses in Ghana occasioned by the failure of government to implement the agreed-upon conditions of service, which expires next year. While we acknowledge the rights of healthcare professionals to demand fair treatment and better working conditions, we are equally alarmed by […]

At a National Stakeholders Co-Creation Forum, adolescents voiced serious concerns about the lack of privacy and confidentiality in school sickbays—an issue they described as critically undermining their access to essential mental and sexual, and reproductive health (AMSRH) services. The forum, convened at the Ghana College of Physicians and Surgeons in Accra, brought together health experts, […]

As part of activities to mark World Menstrual Hygiene (WMH) Day, ARHR, in partnership with its Community-Based organization, the Young and Lonely Foundation, engaged approximately 200 adolescent students at Agona Bobikuma on menstrual hygiene management (MHM). The initiative aimed to provide information and create a supportive environment that challenges stigma and normalizes menstruation for girls. […]

Accra, April 16, 2025 — ARHR convened a dynamic multi-stakeholder meeting in Accra to co-create a comprehensive gender and intersectional framework to evaluate the Network of Practice (NOP) implementation within Ghana’s Primary Health Care (PHC) system. Bringing together representatives from the Ghana Health Service (GHS), Alliance members, ARHR partners, Health Practitioners, and other key PHC […]

ARHR has organized a meeting to disseminate findings of its analysis of Ghana’s 2025 Health Sector budget. The meeting brought together key stakeholders from civil society and the media with vested interest in the health sector to review and discuss the implications of the latest budget allocations for health. The gathering served as a platform […]