Global Communities Ghana has consistently ensured that deprived communities have access to safe water through various innovative means. We adopt green energy in powering most of our facilities

SBCC is one of the sustainable strategies Global Communities Ghana adopts to influence the adoption of improved WASH behaviors while emphasizing on gender and social inclusion.

As part of the fight for an Open Defecation Free (ODF) Ghana and ensure a hygienic environment, Global Communities Ghana in collaboration with their dedicated partners assist households to construct improved latrines. Global Communities Ghana also provides latrines for two essential but deprived institutions (Schools and CHPS compounds) in selected communities.

Since 2014, Global Communities has been providing communities with enough water purification tablets to purify water used for domestic purposes. Ghana is now Cholera Free largely due to the quick action and sustained efforts of Global Communities, with support from USAID.

Global Communities Ghana has been implementing the school-based MHM since 2017 with funding from United States Agency for International Development (USAID). In partnership with Ghana Education Service—School Health Education Programme (SHEP), MHM education has reached 35 basic schools in six (6) regions in Ghana, namely: Savannah, Oti, Volta, Central, Western and Greater Accra Regions.

In partnership with agencies such as National Disaster Management Organization (NADMO), flood victims have been given hope. Relief items including water purification tablets, oral hygiene packs, menstrual hygiene panties, mattresses and soaps have been distributed to residents of some communities in the North-East and Upper West Regions, who have been experiencing floods caused by perennial rainfall and the overflow of the Bagre Dam in Burkina Faso. This intervention is an adopted initiative to give respite to those affected by natural disasters.

Global Communities Ghana's vision is for all Ghanaians, regardless of the location of HCF staff and clients, to have sustainable access to dignified, safe and improved water supply and sanitation, and the knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors needed to properly and hygienically use these facilities to meet their basic needs and stay healthy.