Reproductive Advocate Health Education (RAHE)-GHANA is an independent, non-profit organization dedicated to the use of right based approach in improving the quality of reproductive health services, general wellbeing of people and the communities they live in. Since February 2014, we have undertaken social intervention programs aimed at addressing vulnerability to diseases, hunger,illiteracy and violence against children and women.

RAHE GHANA is committed to the 10 global principles and thus has a ‘Participant Status’ with the United Nation Global Compact based in New York, USA. Please refer to the link below,

http://unglobalcompact.org/participant/111921

VISION

Our vision is to create a society in which citizens are empowered to equitably access the whole spectrum of quality social services and national resources.

MISSION

• To actively work with communities to identify community context challenges and adopt cost effective ways of addressing them

• To Improve the capacity of target communities and schools to understand and demand responsive health services from governmental stakeholders

• To achieve social and economic development and improved quality of life for rural households and communities with emphasis on women and children, youth, the elderly, the disabled persons, orphans and other special groups

• To promote and provide access to quality basic education for children and school dropouts within deprived rural communities

• To increase access to safe and clean drinking water and sanitation so as to ultimately reduce water related and fecal-based diseases

• To improve the health conditions of communities through elimination of health hazards in the environment that lead to untimely death among adults and children

Our portfolio of work has three main constituencies in focus namely children, the youth and women in both rural and urban communities across Ghana.