On 16th December 2024, Hope for Future Generations (HFFG) officially launched the Adolescent Girls and Young Women (AGYW) Project, a transformative initiative under the Global Fund, which addresses the critical HIV-related challenges faced by adolescent girls and young women in Ghana. The launch brought together key stakeholders, partners, and community representatives such as the Ghana […]
The AIDS 2024 Conference, held in Munich, Germany from July 22-26 with pre-conferences on July 20-21, brought together more than 5,000 participants both in-person and virtually. As the largest international gathering dedicated to advancing knowledge and sharing the latest science on HIV/AIDS, the conference played a pivotal role in connecting communities affected by the virus […]
Though Ghana’s immunization coverage of one-year-olds using the third dose of Pentavalent (Penta 3) as a proxy, exceeded international benchmarks to 99.4 % in 2021, this achievement has come at the back of Ghana’s dependence on GAVI alliance to provide vaccines. The government’s inconsistency in honoring its annual obligation towards vaccine and logistics procurement is […]
For 22 years we have played a crucial role in driving positive change within communities across the regions of Ghana. We have worked tirelessly with and for millions of beneficiaries in their diversities, addressing pressing issues and uplifting the lives of the vulnerable. The success of this organization largely depend on the dedication, coordination, and […]
Hope for Future Generations (HFFG) has been awarded a small grant by the French Embassy in Ghana for the implementation of a Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights project under their DWABO grant in the Northern and Savannah regions. This project is titled ‘Breaking the barriers and increasing access to Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights and […]
Press Release As Ghana joins the rest of the world to fight the COVID-19 pandemic, we are, as a national women-focused, community-based non-governmental organization, calling on the government of Ghana and other key stakeholders not to overlook the impact of cervical cancer on women in Ghana. As we commemorate World Cancer Day on February 4, […]
