Overburdened clinics, vast geographic gaps, and an underutilized nursing workforce leave millions without consistent care.
01
Overburdened Health Facilities
Ghana's clinics and hospitals are stretched far beyond capacity, making routine chronic disease follow-up care nearly impossible at the facility level.
1:10,000
Doctor-to-patient ratio in rural Ghana
02
Unemployed Nursing Workforce
Over 150,000 trained nurses and midwives in Ghana are unemployed or underemployed — a massive, untapped clinical resource sitting idle.
150K+
Nurses and midwives without formal employment
03
Rising Chronic Disease Burden
Hypertension, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease are surging across Sub-Saharan Africa, yet community-level management infrastructure barely exists.
80%
Of chronic disease deaths occur in low-income countries
