Our vision
To create a sustainable and empowered society in Ghana where every person has the opportunity to access quality life conditions.
Established in May 2020, SURE-GHANA works with communities and partners to advance the well-being of vulnerable people in rural and urban Ghana.
Community-led solutions, strategic partnerships and lasting opportunities for all.
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Founded in May 2020 and formally registered in December 2022, SURE-GHANA is a Ghanaian nonprofit working alongside communities and partners to improve lives.
The organisation emerged in response to poverty and food insecurity, limited access to safe water and sanitation, teenage pregnancy and school dropout, environmental pressures, recurring conflict, and gaps in human rights and governance awareness. SURE-GHANA addresses these interconnected challenges through seven thematic priorities and strategic partnerships.
To create a sustainable and empowered society in Ghana where every person has the opportunity to access quality life conditions.
To work with communities and partners to improve the overall well-being of vulnerable groups in rural and urban areas of Ghana and beyond.
Our seven focus areas respond to interconnected health, livelihood, environmental and social challenges identified in our founding profile.
SURE-GHANA reports reaching over 50,000 people through community health outreach and awareness; supporting programme records are being reviewed.
Promoting access to safe water, improved sanitation and good hygiene practices.
SURE-GHANA reports climate resilience engagement across more than 10 communities in the Savannah Region, with a focus on environmental awareness, sustainable management and community participation.
Promoting human rights awareness, civic participation and accountable governance.
Encouraging peaceful coexistence, dialogue and community approaches to conflict resolution.
Supporting sustainable agricultural livelihoods, food security and pathways to financial inclusion.
Promoting opportunities for women and young people through skills development, participation and economic empowerment.
SURE-GHANA reports its outreach and community engagement across health and climate resilience. These figures are organisational reports pending confirmation against programme records.
SURE-GHANA reports reaching more than 50,000 people through health-related awareness and community engagement. Programme periods and supporting figures are being reviewed.
More than 10 communities have participated in climate resilience activities, according to SURE-GHANA. Community dialogue, awareness and locally informed adaptation guide this work.
SURE-GHANA describes collaboration with the Ghana HIV and AIDS Network (GHANET) within a broader Global Fund-supported, Ghana Health Service-linked public health response. The roles of each partner should be described in approved project records.
Learn about GHANETSource: SURE-GHANA programme-reported figures. Reporting years, beneficiary-counting methodology and supporting documents are being confirmed.
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— Main objective, SURE-GHANA Constitution
Our constitution establishes a Board of Directors responsible for policy direction and a Secretariat led by a Chief Executive Officer for day-to-day operations.
Our founding profile identifies interconnected challenges, including food insecurity, WASH gaps, teenage pregnancy, environmental degradation and conflict. We seek to address them by listening to communities and working strategically with partners.
Partner with usListen to women, young people and vulnerable groups and recognise local development challenges.
Engage communities, institutions and civil society around shared priorities.
Integrate health, livelihoods, inclusion, environmental stewardship and peacebuilding.
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Learn how SURE-GHANA began, what guides our work and the seven thematic priorities we pursue.


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