Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) are one of the major health & development challenges today. The Ghana #NCD Alliance is poised to reduce the NCD burden in Ghana
The NCD Alliance Ghana proudly joins the Ministry of Health and the global community to mark and commemorate World Health Day 2026 under the powerful theme: “Together for Health: Stand with Science.”
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Breaking barriers to health equity. Labram Musah named a 2025 #UHC Champion for his relentless advocacy in removing financial hurdles for #NCDs healthcare, ensuring that quality healthcare is a right for every Ghanaian
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NCDs affect everyone, not only the health sector. Every sector bears the burden of #NCDs. If each institution can incorporate NCD prevention measures into its policies and CSR programs, we can significantly reduce the burden of NCDs.
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Your health is your greatest asset. Small, consistent changes today can prevent a lifetime of medication, hospital visits, and lost productivity tomorrow.
Take action now to reduce your risk of #ncds and protect your future.
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@GhanaNcd met with the NCD Programme of @_GHSofficial to advance meaningful engagement of people living with #NCDs. The discussion affirmed the limited engagement of persons with lived experience and how lived experience shapes effective NCD action.
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@GhanaNcd met with @PharmaccessGH to advance the WHO Framework and Global Charter on meaningful engagement of people living with #NCDs, #mentalhealth and #neurological conditions. Both teams committed to concrete actions that put lived experience at the centre of NCD response
Mr. AD Adams, Vice Chair of @GhanaNcd, called for decisive, coordinated action on Ghana’s rising #NCD crisis. He commended government leadership & the President’s vision for health systems focused on sustainable #financing & #equity, urging stakeholders to act with urgency.
Jessica Quach of @ncdalliance shared insights from the 4th UNHLM on #NCDs & #MentalHealth, highlighting Ghana’s global presence & commitment to integrating mental health into UHC. She commended CSOs & the Ghana Medical Trust Fund for advancing sustainable #healthfinancing
Dr Eugene Dordoye, Ag. CEO of @mha_ghana, stressed “there is no #health without #mentalhealth” With only 1.4% of the health budget for mental health and 7% GDP lost to untreated illness, Ghana’s #RESET Vision aims to transform care, access & dignity for all
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Emmanuel Abotsi of @ndpcgh highlighted Ghana’s drive to turn global #NCD & #MentalHealth commitments into national action. NDPC will embed these priorities in the 2026–2029 Development Framework, focusing on #prevention, #EarlyDetection & cross-sector collaboration.
At the Post-UNHLM on #NCDs & #MentalHealth, Dr. Naomi Appiah of @_GHSofficial highlighted key priorities: integrate NCD care into PHC, improve access to medicines, and strengthen multi-sector partnerships to tackle risk factors like unhealthy diets, tobacco & alcohol.
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Speaking for @CHAI_health, Clifford Cofie reaffirmed partnership with Ghana to improve access to #essential#NCD & cancer medicines, strengthen data systems, and expand decentralized care for hypertension, #diabetes & childhood cancers. Leadership, financing & integration are key
Speaking for @PharmaccessGH, Kwasi Owusu Antwi stressed the urgency of turning the UN #NCDs & #MentalHealth Political Declaration into action. Collaboration, local evidence & innovation are key. Value-Based Care with digital tools is improving hypertension & diabetes care.
At the Post-UNHLM on #NCDs#MentalHealth, Edmoud Nartey of @WHOGhana reaffirmed support for Ghana’s health goals through strong partnerships on the Food Policy Model, fiscal programs, stronger NCD data systems & advocating for health taxes for prevention
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