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Defending Human Rights EverywhereAs the first CSO in Ghana to implement HIV programs for vulnerable groups, WAPCAS continues to shape national strategy through research, innovation, and technical expertise.
Nearly 30 Years. One Mission.Since 1996, WAPCAS has delivered HIV counselling, testing, human rights protection, and empowerment programs to the communities most often left out of Ghana's health response.
Partnership at the CoreAs Principal Recipient under Global Fund NFM III, WAPCAS coordinates partners nationwide to deliver human rights and vulnerable population programming across the country.
WAPCAS champions inclusive healthcare, economic empowerment, and human rights for key and vulnerable populations across Ghana through evidence-based programs and community partnerships.
This data highlights WAPCAS's effective outreach and its success in ensuring that a high proportion of identified HIV-positive FSW are initiated on life-saving treatment.
Our work continues to make a meaningful difference in communities across Ghana. Through innovative health and development interventions, capacity building, research, advocacy, and strategic partnerships, we have contributed to improved lives, stronger systems, and more effective policies.
Over 100,000 beneficiaries reached with health, human rights, and livelihood interventions.
Capacity enhancement for volunteers, CSO groups, organisations, students, individuals, government agencies etc.
Cutting-edge research shaping Ghana's HIV/TB and social protection policies.
A key contributor to the development of national guidelines, manuals, and tools for effective programming.
Effective collaboration with key stakeholders and partners for broader and deeper impact.
WAPCAS strategically combats HIV/AIDS in Ghana by targeting vulnerable populations with comprehensive interventions informed by research. They actively shape national policies, build local capacity, and foster collaborations. Through robust monitoring and a commitment to the care continuum, WAPCAS strives for effective prevention, treatment, and empowerment within affected communities.
WAPCAS was the first CSO in Ghana to develop and implement comprehensive HIV and AIDS intervention programs specifically targeting vulnerable populations. This suggests a multi-faceted approach rather than a single intervention.
WAPCAS undertakes operational studies to understand the dynamics of the epidemic within vulnerable groups, such as their pioneering study on Male Vulnerable Populations. This research informs their programming.
WAPCAS undertakes operational studies to understand the dynamics of the epidemic within vulnerable groups, such as their pioneering study on Male Vulnerable Populations. This research informs their programming.
Stories, programme highlights, and community updates from WAPCAS across Ghana.
18 December 2024
Ernest Boabramah
The Annual Stakeholders Review meeting brought together key players in the HIV/AIDS and ST
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23 October 2024
Ernest Boabramah
This was a workshop designed to tackle self-stigma in persons living with HIV and the fema
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15 October 2024
Ernest Boabramah
Recognizing the critical importance of mental health well-being and psychosocial support w
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4 June 2024
Ernest Boabramah
In the quest towards achieving the UNAIDS 95-95-95 target by the end of 2030 and reducing
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10 April 2024
Ernest Boabramah
Outreach Volunteers As part of the preparation for the GC7 Project, outreach volunteers fr
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20 March 2024
Ernest Boabramah
Over the course of four weeks, a series of impactful training sessions were held to enhanc
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22 December 2023
Ernest Boabramah
WAPCAS Hands Over E-Learning Platform to Ghana Police Service in Milestone Ceremony In a l
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8 June 2023
Ernest Boabramah
PSEAH: Prevention of Sexual Exploitation Abuse and Harassment. Background: The Global Fund
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26 March 2023
Ernest Boabramah
The Ghana-West Africa Program to Combat AIDS and STIs (WAPCAS) hosted Sheryl Lee Ralph, an
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