Social Support & Care Services
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Some people in our communities have no one to turn to: street beggars without health cover, children who go hungry, people living with disabilities, and families without a safe place to sleep. Our social support and care services reach these people directly, meeting urgent needs today while connecting them to the systems that can support them for the long term.
NHIS for Beggars
Without health insurance, a simple illness can become a crisis. We register street beggars and other vulnerable people on Ghana's National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS), taking their details and photographs on the spot so they can receive their NHIS cards and access healthcare when they need it.
Food Giving
We give food to the needy and vulnerable in society, with a special focus on children. Our volunteers go out into the community to share food packs directly with those who need them most.
Shelter Giving
We help people who are homeless find shelter, so they have a safer place to stay and a base from which to rebuild their lives.
Medical Mission
Our health missions bring care and health education to underserved communities, working alongside our NHIS registration to improve access to healthcare for women, children and the poor.
Who We Support
Street Beggars
People living and begging on the streets who lack health cover and basic needs.
Children
Children in need of food, care and protection.
Women
Vulnerable women and mothers who need support for themselves and their families.
People with Disabilities
People living with disabilities who face barriers to healthcare, a livelihood and full inclusion in their communities.
The Homeless
People without a safe place to sleep.
Need Help or Know Someone Who Does?
If you, or someone you know, needs support, please reach out. Tell us who needs help, where they are, and what they need, and our team will get back to you.
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NN 112 Gumani
Tamale, Ghana