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ADJAH CANCER SUPPORT GHANA LBG

Org #101165
Vetted since 2023 Top Ranked Effective Nonprofit
2019
year founded
$12,629
raised on GlobalGiving
2
years fundraising
1
projects funded
* Amounts in US Dollars

Mission

At Adjah Cancer Support Ghana, our mission is to improve the lives of those affected by cancer through compassionate support, education, and advocacy. We provide emotional and practical assistance, raise awareness about cancer, advocate for better care, support research, and empower communities to face cancer with strength and hope. Your support helps us ensure that no one faces cancer alone and works towards a future with improved care and hope for all.

Project Leaders
Christopher Adjah
Christopher Adjah
Etornam Dzamah
Etornam Dzamah
Organization Information
Ho-Ghana, P.O. Box OC553, Odorkor
Ghana
0257918456
Organization Information
Ho-Ghana, P.O. Box OC553, Odorkor
Ghana
0257918456

Project Reports

Each of GlobalGiving’s nonprofit partners is required to send quarterly donor reports detailing the impact of their work. Here are some of their recent updates:

Clean Water and Hygiene for Rural Ghana

By Christopher Adjah | Project Director

Dear Supporters, Access to clean drinking water and proper hygiene remains a challenge for many vulnerable families in rural Ghana. Unsafe water sources and limited sanitation facilities can expose... Read the full report ›

Equip a Pediatric Oncology Ward to Save Lives

By Christopher Adjah | Project Director

Dear Supporters, Children receiving cancer treatment need access to appropriate medical equipment, essential supplies, medications, and a safe, supportive hospital environment. In Ghana, limited... Read the full report ›

Medications for Children with Cancer

By Christopher Adjah | Project Director

Dear Supporters, Children diagnosed with cancer require timely access to essential medications throughout their treatment. However, many families in Ghana struggle to afford these medicines while... Read the full report ›
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