In Ghana, a range of nutrition-focused organizations is leading the charge to combat malnutrition and improve public health.
These NGOs are leveraging innovative strategies to promote wellness, enhance food security, and improve outcomes for individuals and communities across the nation.
HopeSpring: Building Healthier Communities
HopeSpring is at the forefront of promoting food security and nutrition in underserved areas of Ghana.
Through initiatives such as Nutritional Health Centers and the Food Parcel Program, HopeSpring provides health assessments, nutrition education, and essential food supplies to vulnerable populations.
With a special focus on maternal, newborn, and child health, the organization promotes good dietary habits and infant feeding practices that contribute to long-term well-being.
Eathealth Nutrition: Pioneering Evidence-Based Dietary Solutions
Eathealth Nutrition leads the way with a team of dedicated Registered Dietitians offering expert advice on health issues, including clinical concerns, weight management, and workplace wellness.
Guided by a philosophy of evidence-based practice and practical education, Eathealth empowers families, schools, and businesses to achieve optimal health and performance.
“KOKO Plus”: A Nutritional Game-Changer for Babies
“KOKO Plus” has transformed complementary feeding in Ghana.
This protein and micronutrient powder, made from locally sourced soybeans, significantly enhances the nutrient content of complementary foods.
By supporting healthy growth in children, “KOKO Plus” is a vital tool for parents seeking to foster their baby’s development and overall health.
CONFSEC Ghana: Fighting Malnutrition Through Collaboration
The Coalition of NGOs in Nutrition and Food Security (CONFSEC Ghana) adopts a collaborative approach to combat malnutrition in all its forms.
Working with stakeholders across public and private sectors, CONFSEC raises awareness about the lifelong impacts of early-life malnutrition. Its partnerships with the Government of Ghana and local organizations ensure improved access to healthcare for women, children, and youth in need.
