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08 Jan 25

The Impact of Cholera on Health Systems When Not Addressed Early

As of November 18, 2024, Ghana has reported 1,342 cholera cases and 10 related deaths since the start of the year, with 1,240 new cases and nine additional deaths between October 18 and November 18, 2024, according to the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC). This ongoing outbreak has again exposed significant vulnerabilities […]

17 Dec 24

ARHR Hosts Partner Review Meeting

ARHR has convened a Partner Review Meeting with key collaborators, including SEND Ghana, Songtaba, Youth Live, and GLOWA, to assess the progress of the “Putting Women and Girls at the Center of Primary Health Care (PHC)” project. This pivotal meeting, which took place on Friday, December 13, 2024, provided a dynamic platform for partners to […]

13 Dec 24

Urgent Call for Gender-Responsive PHC: ARHR Challenges Government on 2024 UHC DAY

On 2024 UHC Day, ARHR calls on the government of Ghana to: Prioritize gender in UHC policy design and implementation, ensuring that health systems cater to the diverse needs of women and girls, particularly those in marginalized communities. Allocate sufficient resources to reproductive health, maternal care, and gender-based violence services to ensure they are available […]

10 Dec 24

Let’s #UNiTE to End Violence: Amplifying the Call Even After the 16 Days of Activism

Gender-Based Violence (GBV) is a severe and pervasive violation of human rights that disproportionately affects women and girls, impacting communities globally. It is not confined to any single country or culture; GBV transcends boundaries, permeating every facet of society—regardless of geography, culture, or socioeconomic status. As we observe the 16 Days of Activism against GBV, […]

05 Dec 24

A Sincere Appeal to Ghanaians on Who to Vote for in the 7th December 2024 Election

Fellow Ghanaians, Allow us to guide your vote on December 7, 2024 The December 7, 2024 election must not be another contest of promises. It is a pivotal moment for the future of Ghana’s health system and the well-being of all Ghanaians. We must demand that health be recognized as a right, not a privilege […]

30 Nov 24

ARHR Participates in the 8th Global Symposium on Health Systems Research

ARHR proudly attended the 8th Global Symposium on Health Systems Research, held in Nagasaki, Japan, from November 18 to 22, 2024. The symposium, organized by Health Systems Global (HSG), was centered around the theme “Building Just and Sustainable Health Systems Centering People and Protecting the Planet.” This timely theme emphasized the need for people-centered health […]

29 Nov 24

ARHR and Partners Conduct Baseline Study to Drive Health Equity for Women and Girls

ARHR, in collaboration with eight dedicated implementing partners, has officially commenced a comprehensive baseline study aimed at establishing critical benchmarks to assess the progress and impact of the “Putting Women and Girls at the Center of Primary Health Care” project. This initiative, generously funded by Co-Impact, seeks to promote health equity by empowering women and […]

26 Nov 24

World Immunization Day: “Vaccines for All”

Vaccines have been one of the most significant advancements in global health, safeguarding communities from diseases that once caused widespread devastation. Every year, on November 10, we celebrate World Immunization Day to honor these achievements and renew our commitment to ensuring vaccines are available to everyone. This year’s theme, “Vaccines for All,” highlights the urgent […]

14 Nov 24

Thriving, Not Just Surviving: Empowering Adolescents for a Healthy Future

Last month, the world marked Adolescent Health Week under the theme “Thriving, Not Just Surviving: Building Adolescent Resilience.” This important observance called attention to the health needs of adolescents, encouraging national discussions about how to support this age group. Adolescence is a critical developmental phase, full of energy, curiosity, and growth potential. However, it’s also […]

07 Nov 24

Fostering Family Unity through Effective Interaction and Shared Roles for Improved Health Outcomes – The GMF Approach

Introduction Before the Gender Model Family (GMF) approach was introduced to the Nyamendam community in Ghana’s Central Region, the home of Mr. Razak Aidoo and his wife, Madam Mary Amokwandoh, was marked by constant conflict. Their marriage, once a source of joy, had become strained with daily disagreements. A major issue was the unequal division […]

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