NGO & advocacy group · Accra, Ghana

A dream in their mind is our mission.

TrueCARE Ghana restores hope to the less-privileged. We fund surgeries families can't afford, feed deprived communities and step in when crisis strikes, regardless of race, religion or ethnic background.

TrueCARE Ghana team in yellow shirts welcoming Washington College volunteers wearing kente stoles

Who we are

An advocacy and facilitating agency for people who've been left out

TrueCARE Ghana is a non-governmental organisation that works to save and empower vulnerable people by giving the less-privileged a chance to live normal lives. We aim to reduce hunger and relieve suffering in deprived communities through our health and community feeding projects.

Registered non-profit · NPOS/GR10/LN0134/22

Many surgeries in Ghana aren't covered by the National Health Insurance Scheme. Where that leaves families stranded, we raise and channel funds so patients can get the treatment they need.

Our vision

To restore hope to the less-privileged in society, regardless of race, religion or ethnic background.

Our mission

To support needy and deprived communities to advance economically and in health, so they are well placed in society.

"Charity is willingly given from the heart."

What we do

Four ways we show up for communities

Health projects

We facilitate funds for patients who can't afford their surgical bills, and partner with hospitals to get treatment done quickly.

Community feeding

Our flagship feeding campaigns bring hot meals, cash support and clothing to hundreds of residents at a time.

Disaster & crisis relief

When floods, fires or other emergencies hit, we mobilise supplies and support for affected families.

Community clean-ups

We organise clean-up exercises and benevolence programmes so neighbourhoods are healthier places to live.

Current projects

Where your help goes right now

TrueCARE Ghana Food Depot flyer: depots at Frafraha, Abokobi and Gyankama, coming soon

The Food Depot

Community food depots at Frafraha, Abokobi and Gyankama, stocked by donors, so families who are struggling always have somewhere to turn. Give a one-time gift of any amount, or donate provisions and foodstuff.

Call 024 416 6582 to give food items.

Adopt a Needy Widow flyer from TrueCARE Ghana

Adopt a Needy Widow

Many widows in Ghana over 60 face hardship, abandonment and even accusations of witchcraft. Through our widows' welfare programme and Widows' Feast, we enrol widows and support them every month.

GH¢699 a month or GH¢8,388 a year adopts a widow.

Impact stories

What your support has made possible

Washington College participants arriving at the airport in Ghana, wearing kente stoles and holding flowers

Washington College joins TrueCARE in Ghana

In 2024 we welcomed participants from Washington College to start a new project with TrueCARE Ghana. From warm scenes at the airport to a courtesy call on a traditional chief and visits with local leaders, the group got to know the communities we serve and the people who make the work possible.

Partnerships like this bring new hands, new ideas and new support to families across Ghana.

TrueCARE Ghana team and volunteers seated with Nana Sakyi Agyakwah III, Chief of Ajumaku

A courtesy call in Ajumaku

Our team and volunteers paid a courtesy call on Nana Sakyi Agyakwah III, Chief of Ajumaku.

Volunteers in yellow TrueCARE shirts walking down stone steps on the Sesemi Museum tour

Sesemi Museum tour

At the invitation of the Municipal Chief Executive, we toured the Sesemi Museum and were briefed on its work in the community.

Volunteers in TrueCARE shirts meeting the CEO of Innovative Microfinance in a sitting room

Building local partnerships

Time with the CEO of Innovative Microfinance, one of the local partners who share our vision for stronger communities.

Earlier milestones

GH¢27,608

Three-year-old Adom's surgery

Adom Jedia had been unable to walk properly for about three years because of a tight hamstring. His mother, Rachael Ofori, a single mother, couldn't raise the money for his operation, so TrueCARE presented a cheque to Focus Orthopedic Hospital to cover it.

"All I can say now is that may God richly bless them for their intervention."Rachael Ofori, Adom's mother
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Frafraha, Adenta

A big clean-up exercise, then meals for more than 300 residents.

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Abokobi, Greater Accra

Meals, cash and clothes for more than 300 residents at Christmas.

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Benevolence & feeding

A community outreach that brought neighbours together over food and support.

Get involved

Every cedi and every hour counts

Donate

Help pay for a child's surgery, stock the Food Depot or adopt a needy widow. Gifts of any amount make a difference.

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Volunteer

Join our volunteer community for feeding outreaches, clean-ups and events across Greater Accra.

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Partner with us

Corporate organisations, foundations and philanthropists can sponsor a project or co-host a community programme with us.

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Our people

The team behind TrueCARE

SO

Saint Ofosu Koranteng

Executive Director

RC

Richmond Regan Cole

International Relations Officer / Coordinator

BL

Benjamin Larnyoh

Event / Production Coordinator

ES

Madam Elizabeth Sam

Consultant

SA

Samuel Adobah

Production / Presenter

ID

Isaac Kofi Dzokpo

Production / Media Coordinator

Contact

Let's talk

Need help, want to give, or have a project in mind? Reach out. We'd love to hear from you.

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