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STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES FOR SECTOR PART-NERS (Strategic Plan 2017-2019)
Throughout the year, WAAF-IHCC continued to work with all stakeholders including allied NGO’s in order to reach national HIV & AIDs ob-jectives as well as learn the best practices in HIV management from local and international conferences.
CONFERENCES
April 23 -27, 2018: EANNASO Dialogue WAAF, a founding member of Non-State Actors for Health, Ghana, participated in the third annu-al Anglophone Regional Platform meeting host-ed by the Eastern Africa National Networks of AIDS Service Organization (EANNASO) which took place in Accra. The goal of the two-day dia-logue meeting was to improve civil society and community engagement in the Global Fund’s 2018-2020 grant cycle. The meeting was a mix of presentations, group work and plenary discus-sions consisting of civil society organizations, community-based organizations, key vulnerable population networks and women’s organizations who are working to end HIV, TB and Malaria across 24 countries (Angola, Botswana, Eritrea, Gambia, Ghana, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Mala-wi, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, Nigeria, Rwanda, Tanzania (Mainland and Zanzibar) Sier-ra Leone, South Africa, South Sudan, Somalia, Swaziland, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe).
EANNASO in pictures
Local Organisers
2nd Lady of the Republic of Ghana Her Ex-cellency Samira Bawumia
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May 8- May 11, 2018: NHARCON 2018 Conference
From May 8th to 11th, WAAF-IHCC attended and took part
in the National HIV and AIDS Conference (NHARCON) at
the Accra International Conference Centre in Accra. The
theme of NHARCON 2018 was “ENDING AIDS- Rethinking
Practices for Maximum Impact”. Throughout the four-day
conference, WAAF-IHCC held two exhibitions in the confer-
ence auditorium and community village. Dr. Naa (CEO and
Medical Director of WAAF-IHCC) chaired an abstraction
session, in which WAAF-IHCC’s head nurse Guro Sorensen delivered an oral presentation of her abstract, titled
“International Health Care Center, a Friendly Facility for
MSM’s and All.” WAAF staff and interns also attended ple-nary sessions on a variety of topics, including but not lim-
ited to; the use of Models of Hope, control of the HIV epi-
demic, and treatment of key populations. In addition, WAAF
-IHCC and other members of Non-State Actors for Health
advocacy group advocated at the conference for the quick
operationalization of the HIV fund in Ghana, which would
allow Non-State Actors for Health to achieve UNAIDS 90-90
-90 objective by 2030. The operationalization of this fund
will allow for WAAF-IHCC to continue contributing to the
implementation of the UNAIDS 90-90-90 objectives, and to
achieve epidemic control in Ghana. The WAAF-IHCC Com-
munication Department took the opportunity to showcase
WAAF-IHCC’s activities to visitors of the conference and recorded a total of about three hundred (300) visitors at the
WAAF-IHHC exhibition booths. The following members of
staff and interns took active part in the manning of the
WAAF-IHCC booth during the four -day conference; Barba-
ra Owusu, Gideon Adjaka, Faith Appiah, Alice Asante,
Priscilla Affum, WAAF Interns, Katie Adams, Sophie Vacca-
rino, Beatrice Choremis and Nina Micanovic.
Members of Non-State Actors for Health also staged at a
peaceful demonstration at the Conference to advocate for
the government to operationalise the HIV fund.
Members of Non-State Actors-Ghana demonstrating at NHARCON 2018
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OTHER KEY MEETINGS /ENGAGEMENTS in 2018
5th
April 2018: Ga East Health Directorate Annual
meeting at Abokobi Municipal Directorate
WAAF - IHCC participated in the 2017 Municipal
Stakeholders Health Review Meeting organized by
the Ga East Health Directorate on 5th April, 2018.
The meeting took place at the Presbyterian Women's
Centre at Abokobi in the Ga East Municipality of the
Greater Accra Region of Ghana. The 2017 report for
IHCC was read by Yusuf Musah, Nurse and Data Of-
ficer at IHCC. In his report Mr. Musah revealed that
the total number of clients tested for HIV in 2017 at
IHCC was 578 of which 296 tested positive and 280
enrolled onto ART at IHCC. He also indicated that
IHCC recorded 11 TB registrations in 2017 of which
1 was cured, 6 were still on treatment and 1 failed
treatment.
The Ga-East Municipal Director of Health, Dr. Justice
Hoffman also delivered a report on how the Munici-
pality fared in the management of Communicable,
non-communicable diseases and other sectors of
public health assurance within the year under re-
view. Notable in his report was the increasing rates
of hypertension and diabetes by residents seeking
medical care in facilities within the Ga East munici-
pality.
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IHCC Nurse Yusif delivering his presentation
22nd July 2018: UCEAP lectures at the Universi-
t y o f G h a n a b y D r . N a a
Dr. Naa delivered a series of lectures to visiting
students of the University of California Educa-
tion abroad Programme (UCEAP) of the Univer-
sity of Ghana (International Programmes Of-
fice). The topic of her lecture was HIV manage-
ment and the psychosocial aspects of managing
the disease.
14th August 2018: Launch of CoPASH WAAF was invited to the launch of the coalition of People Against Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGVB), and Harm-ful Practices (CoPASH) at the Kempsiki Hotel in Accra. Co-PASH is a group of agencies, organizations and individuals who are passionate about the rights of women and girls, and who have embarked on efforts to mobilize resources for SGBV victims.
5th September 2018: WAPCAS Audit of sub-
recipients of NFM2
An audit by WAPCAS, principal recipient of the
Global Fund New Financial Model 2 Grant following
the short-listing of WAAF, Hope for Future Genera-
tions, Coalition of NGO’s in Health as sub-recipient
of the Grant. The grant was ultimately awarded to
an ally NGO of WAAF, Hope for Future Generations.
6th November 201: Visit by Mark Saalfeld (Global
Fund)
The Global Fund Portfolio Manager, Mr. Mark Saal-
feld paid a visit to WAAF-IHCC to familiarize himself
with the activities of the two organizations well as to
be abreast with the unique challenges facing pri-
vate facilities engaged in HIV care and management
in Ghana.
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28th
November: Meeting with Weavility
Weavility, a France-based medical assistance company covering
expatriates and tourist worldwide, visited WAAF to discuss the
possibility of having a third-party payment relationship involving
In and Outpatient fees on behalf of their client (Burdigala Inter-
national Ltd) a worldwide health insurance company with a port-
folio of more than 10,000 clients in Africa. Weavility is covering
the med i ca l exp ens es of thei r expatr i a tes.
4th
December 2018: CCM / GLOBAL FUND GHANA ANNUAL
FORUM REPORT
The CCM Ghana is the platform facilitating and monitoring ac-
tivities of the Global Fund as well as HIV/AIDS, Malaria and Tu-
berculosis projects funded by the Global Fund in the country.
The theme for the forum was “ensuring quality service delivery
to all under Global Fund grants implementation in Ghana: the
stakeholders’ perspectives to approaches towards the elimi-nation of HIV/AIDS, MALARIA AND TUBERCULOSIS.” Present
at the meeting which took place at the Coconut Groove Regen-
cy Hotel
were the CCM Executive Secretary, Daniel Norgbedzi, G. F.
portfolio manager, Mr. Mark Saalfeld, the Deputy Minister of
Health, Hon. Robert Kugala. Presentations were delivered by
National TB Program Manager, Dr. Frank Bonsu, National Sec-
retary TB Voice network, Mr. Jerry Amoah – Larbi, Director of
Clinical Services NACP, Dr. Akosua Baddoo, Executive Direc-
tor WAPCAS, Madam Comfort Asamoah Adu, President of
NAP+ Mr. Emmanuel Beluzebr Sukuure, Deputy Programme
Manager, National Malaria Control Programme, and the Direc-
tor of Programmes, AGA Mal, Samuel Asiedu.
4th
December 2018-ONE DAY Meeting - Gavi Swiss based Vac-
cination Alliance
A one-day meeting was organised by representatives of Gavi
to develop 2019-2020 Ghana political will building work plan
aimed at complementing ongoing advocacy activities to
strengthen and expand immunization coverage and equity to
ensure no child is left behind. There were presentations by a
cross-section of the participants namely Dr. Bonsu, Pro-
gramme Manager for the Extended Programme for Immuniza-
tion at the Ministry of Health; Mr. Cyril Nogier, Senior Country
Manager, Gavi, Switzerland; Ms. Chioma Nwachukwu, Senior
Manager, Public Policy Engagement, Gavi, Switzerland; Mr.
Bright Amissah-Nyarko from the Coalition of NGO’S in health; Ms. Sidebe Anick from the West Africa Civil Society Institute; Mr.
George Osei-Bimpeh, Country Director, SEND Ghana, and Ms.
Lucie Kiarie from the African Population and Health Research
Centre in Kenya.
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STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES FOR CLIENTS Strategic Plan
2017-2019)
Throughout the year, WAAF- IHCC engaged in several
outreach activities as part of efforts to reach people
living with HIV and linking them into care. The clinic al-
so expanded its services to include cervical cancer
screening as part of domestic resource mobilization
strategies to improve upon the financial sustainability
of the Clinic.
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OUTREACHES Dua Yeden outreach
March 2018
Haatso yam market outreach March 2018
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Dome Market Safe Motherhood Outreach in collaboration with You and Ghana 20th April
Agbogba Pentecost Church outreach 21st April 2018
Dome Market Outreach in partnership with UCEAP July 9, 2018
Outreach at Tema Station 11th July 2018
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More outreaches were conducted by the WAAF-IHCC Outreach team in the following places: In school education at Agape Academy Outreach at Agbogba School Park July 10, 2018 1st Corporate and community screening -Pokuase 26th September, 2018 2nd Corporate and community screening -Pokuase 21st December, 2018 Pentecost University 10th October 2018) Dome Market outreach with Health line 13th October 2018
World AIDS Day Outreach at Madina Mar-ket st December 2018 WAD national celebrations in Ho
Lay Counsellor Gideon in WAAAF-IHCC Mobile van at WAD national celebrations
October 2018
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World AIDS Day Outreach at MadinaMarket 1 December 2018WAD national celebrations in Ho
Lay Counsellor Gideon in WAAF IHCC
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Mobile van at WAD national celebrations
WAAF-IHCC Northern regional coordinator Holly marks WAD 2018 in Tamale
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Accra WAAF-IHCC staff mark WAD 2018 at the Madina market
You and Ghana Outreaches on Safe Motherhood *You and Ghana interns (1st batch): The WAAF-IHCC outreach team worked in partnership with two Dutch in-terns from You and Ghana to organize a series of out-reaches on safe birth at the Dome market once a week every Friday. *You and Ghana interns (2nd batch): Renee and Esmee (1st Oct -20th Dec 2018) The outreach team continued to work in partnership with interns from You and Ghana to conduct outreaches on safe birth and prevention of mother to child transmission of HIV at the Dome market and Ashongman Community Hospital. Summary of impact of outreach programmes in 2018 In all, about 2,250 individuals were screened during our outreaches conducted in 2018 and 48 positive cases were identified out of which about 45 were linked to treat-ment. Infographic on various WAAF-IHCC activities
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2018 Annual Report Total number of non PL’s Total number of non PL’s treated at IHCC for 2018 was 796 clients seeking general medical care which constitutes a third of its total clientele base. STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES FOR FUND PROVIDERS WAAF-IHCC continued to receive funds from the under-listed fund providers but more fund providers are needed to ensure that WAAF-IHCC receives the necessary support to ensure that it is able to contribute its quota towards the national attainment of the global 90-90-90 target with re-gards to people living with HIV. PROJECTS- HIGHLIGHTS JSI
The USAID Care Continuum mission is collaborating with
the Government of Ghana (GoG), its partners, to provide
high quality and comprehensive HIV services for Key Popu-
lations (KPs) and Persons living with HIV (PLHIV). Through
the 4 year grant program, the following objectives are
hoped to be achieved: Increased availability and access to comprehen-
sive prevention, care and treatment services, including reliable coverage across the contin-uum of care for MSM, FSW and PLHIV
Enhanced and sustained demand for compre-hensive prevention, care and treatment ser-vices among KPs
Strengthened linkage and retention in care of KPs who test HIV positive
Strengthened systems for planning, monitoring, evaluating and ensuring the quality of pro-grams
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Key meetings in 2018 Review Meetings January and May 2018 WAAF and JSI meeting on target for FY19 Nov 2018 Inception meeting December 2018 Technical Capacity Assessment December 2018 In 2018, the outreach team of the WAAF Care Continuum Project reached 1,759 MSM’s, tested 1,349 MSM’s, recorded 182 Positive cases and initiated 112 into treatment.
Star Ghana In April 2018, WAAF, as the lead in the WASOHO Con-sortium, (WAAF, Socio-Serve Ghana and Hope for Fu-ture Generations) signed a grant from STAR-Ghana as part of their Anti-Corruption call. The project is titled ‘Not in Our Name: Tackling Corruption in the Ghanaian Healthcare System’ and is funded for two years for ac-tivities in 14 districts over 6 regions. The project aims to strengthen mechanisms for tackling petty corruption in the healthcare system through:
Enhancing resources and systems for staff monitor-ing welfare
Increasing the knowledge of health staff and the public on corruption in the health sector: its causes, consequences and reporting channels
Enhancing existing complaint reporting mechanisms including facility helpdesks, as well as working with community leaders and other organisations
Supporting PWD groups to understand corruption and mobilise to lobby duty bearers for their rights
After the grant signing, the consortium met in May to strategise. In June, experienced health researcher Fi-delis Anumu assisted the consortium to collect data across implementing districts for the baseline survey. The decision was taken to have some preliminary find-ings from data collected in order to justify the project to stakeholders to secure their buy in and fullest coopera-tion. On July 19th a stakeholder engagement was held at Mi-klin Hotel in Accra for stakeholders from the southern sector to introduce the project to them and present the results of the baseline survey. On August 9th a second stakeholder engagement was held at the Catholic Guest House in Tamale for stakeholders from the Northern and Upper East Regions. On December 19th, WASOHO met at the WAAF prem-ises for a progress review. The new Project Coordina-tor, Abdulai, was introduced as Holly, who had been overseeing the project until that time, was returning to the UK.
Grant signing ceremony
Stakeholder engagement
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Stakeholder engagement
PACF funded 'Communities Against HIV and AIDS' Project It is one targeting adolescents, women and particularly women of child bearing age en-suring they are well informed about HIV to enable them to make informed choices. Our most recent reports from the three imple-mentation regions (Central, Volta and Brong-Ahafo) showcase the impressive impact the CAPHA project is having. CAPHA aims to complement the activities of the Ghana Health Service in terms of its Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission (PMTCT) ef-forts through community education and out-reach for women of childbearing age, as well as facilitation of Early Infant Diagnosis (EID) testing for babies born to HIV positive moth-ers. In a half year of 2018 alone, more than 4,000 non-pregnant women have been test-ed for HIV, and more than 3,500 pregnant women have been tested. All pregnant wom-en detected positive have been linked to care, and since the start of the project in 2017, the major achievement is that every child born to a positive mother has tested negative. This shows the importance of com-prehensive PMTCT care in tackling mother to child transmission.
Healthy Mother Equals Healthy Baby Educational Day is an activity done once a month for HIV positive mothers with HIV negative babies and HIV positive pregnant women. The program is called Healthy Mother = Health baby and a staff member of WAAF-IHCC, usually a nurse or an external expert is invited to teach the group about specific topics relating to their health. It could be about nutri-tion, medicine administration, other co-morbidities related to HIV/AIDS. Before lessons start, there is a short revision of the previous topic to refresh the memories of participants. This opens the women up to knowledge sharing on the vari-ous health topics. Some of the topics treated in 2018 includ-ed the following:
-Mental health -Nutrition -Depression -Sickle cell -Cervical cancer -Temperament theory medication and compliance
The total number of women enrolled in the project for 2018 was eleven and the average number of women per session was eight. The number of HIV positive babies in 2018 was zero. TB SMALL GRANT PROJECT REPORT (2018) In 2018, WAAF implemented one small grant project support-ed by Stop TB Partnership Ghana, through National TB Con-trol program (Global Fund). This was a 3 month project where WAAF focused on:
targeting household contacts of TB index cases in part-nership with Shai Osudoku District hospital
Conducting TB screening for clients attending OPD Ser-vices at Shai Osudoku district hospital and health facil-ities in Ga East district
Conducting TB screening at market outreach activity
At the end of the project period, a total of 502 people were screened for TB, 20 people were eligible for TB, 18 were test-ed and a total of 4 were confirmed positive and initiated on treatment. All PLHIV clients attending care and treatment for IHCC are also screened for TB based on symptoms at every review visit. Clients who are classified as eligible for TB have their sputum sample collected and tested for tuberculosis by mi-croscopy testing and per GeneXpert. When a client is detect-ed positive to TB, he/she will within the shortest possible time be initiated on treatment. In addition to screening, testing and diagnosis, the IHCC team ensures to provide home verifica-tion visit and contact tracing of all registered TB clients.
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In 2018, IHCC diagnosed and registered a total of 10 TB clients. 3 of these 10 have successfully completed treatment, 4 are still on treatment, 1 client stopped treatment and 2 clients passed away while on treat-ment.
TB contact tracing at Dome Market, Ga East
TB contact tracing at Kwabenya
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Our SUCCESS STORIES IN 2018 Organization success story 1: WAAF-IHCC wins national award The Osei Kusi Foundation, a local NGO, recog-nized the efforts of WAAF-IHCC and awarded the organization with the “Patriotism in Healthcare award’ in April 2018. The event was held at the Accra International Conference Centre. Dr. Naa receiving her award
Organization success story 2: Dr Naa’s GAC ap-pointment On 11th June 2018, Dr Naa Ashiley Vanderpuye Donton was appointed member of Regional GAC Committee per section 9 of the GAC Act 2016, Act 938.
Organization success story 3:Dr Naa’s ap-pointment as SAMC chair in Greater Accra Region On 19th December, Dr. Naa was selected as the Chairperson of the Greater Accra Regional Social Accountability Monitoring Committee. Organization success story 4: October 9th 2018: Launch of IHCC’s 20th an-niversary October 9 was an exciting day for the Interna-tional Health Care Centre (IHCC), the sister organization of the West Africa AIDS Founda-tion (WAAF), as we successfully launched the 20th anniversary celebrations of the Clinic at the Sun Lodge Hotel in Accra, Ghana.
Dignitaries who graced the occasion included the UNAIDS Country Director, Dr. Angela Trenton-Mbonde, the Acting Director General of the Ghana AIDS Commission, Mr. Steve Kyeremeh Atuahene, The Director, Legal, Ghana Health Services, Dr. Maurice Ankrah, the Ga East Municipal Director of Health Ser-vices, Dr. Justice Hoffman and the Executive Director, Hope for Future Generations, Madam Cecilia Senoo. The Anniversary was launched by ace broadcaster, Oheneyere Gifty Anti. As part of activities marking the launch, the out-reach team of WAAF-IHCC were also at the Pentecost University and the Dome Market in Accra on 10th and 13th October respectively to conduct health education/screening.
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2018 Annual Report Launch of IHCC @ 20 in pictures
Special guests
Dr Naa
Cross section of audience
Chair-Dr Maurice Ankrah
Launching by Oheneyere Gifty Anti
Staff of WAAF-IHCC
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Clients’ success story 1: From depression to hope! In the course of the year, a young lady (who for the purposes of anonymity will be referred to as Lady X) who was contemplating suicide after experiencing extreme stigmatization by her neighbours after being disclosed as HIV positive, was recommended to WAAF-IHCC by someone who knew the sterling work that WAAF-IHCC does when it comes to counselling people living with HIV as well the organizations commitment to its zero tolerance for stigmatization and discrimination policy. The good news is that within three months of coun-selling by the IHCC team led by hard working Model of Hope Ms Alice Asante, Lady X resumed her zest for life, normal work, and social life. Clients success story 2: Healthy Mother =Healthy Baby (Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission) The number of HIV positive babies from HIV positive mothers recorded at IHCC in 2018 was zero.
TOTAL REVENUE AND EXPENSES
Revenue (WAAF-General) OUR SPONSORS for 2018
Sponsorship by MTN GHS10, 000.00 Our DONORS for 2018
Dr . Rose walls $700.00 Glad star ministries GHS6,000.00 Methodist Church Accra -North circuit UCEAP donation box UCAS donation box Transcap $500.00 Glad Star Ministries (Healthy mother =Healthy Baby) GHS 6000.00 University of Buffalo, Jacob’s School of Medicine $425.00 Fund- Raising at launch of IHCC 20TH anniversary GHS5,378.00 Sukura Car Wash GHS 320.00 ETG Integrated Services GHS3,848.00 Individual donors – Sukura car wash GHS320.00 Sale of Souvenirs Branded Key holders, note pads and mugs (NHARCON) Branded Key holders launch of IHCC @ 20 GHS90.00 Revenue (JSI) Revenue (PACF) Revenue (TB small grant) Expenses
FINANCIAL STATEMENTFINANCIAL STATEMENT
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DATE TOPIC
02.01.2018 Invitation to attend PLHIV NHIS Stakeholders Meeting with Health Fa-cilities
07.02.2018 RE: Notification of Engagement as an implementing Partner to the Ghana AIDS Commission
14.02.2018 Stakeholders Engagement Meeting with Key Population implementing Partners
26.02.2018 Invitation to a National Level Stakeholder Consultative Meeting for the Review of the 2013 National HIV AIDS and STI Policy
8.3.2018 Stakeholder Engagement meeting with KP Implementation
13.03.2018 Data Quality Assessment Monitoring Visit to Health Facilities and CSOs
05.04.2018 Meeting with Data Sources for Completion of National Commitments and Policy Instruments (NCPI) for 2017 Global AIDS Monitoring Report
13.04.2018 Validation Meeting for 2018 Global AIDS Monitoring Report
16.07.2018 Invitation to Validation of National HIV and AIDS Policy and Legislative Instrument to the GAC Act 2016 (Act 938)
23.07.2018 Invitation to Validation of National HIV and AIDS Policy and Legislative Instrument to the GAC Act 2016 (Act 938)
19.09.2018 Invitation to Dissemination of the National HIV & AIDS ANTI-Stigma and Discrimination Strategy 2016-2020 and the GAC Act 938
24.10.2018 Invitation to Media Launch of 2018 World AIDS Day
25.10.2018 Invitation to Key Population Stakeholder’s Meeting
19.11.2018 Invitation to Participate in 2018 National World AIDS Day Durbar
14.12.2018 Distribution of National Anti-Stigma and Discrimination Strategy 2016-2020
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KEY MEETINGS IN 2018-Ghana AIDS Commission (GAC)
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ANNEX 2
OUR INTERNS In all a total of 35 interns and volunteers worked at WAAF in 2018
No NAME INSTITUTION
1 Aldridge Marie Alexandria Sonoma State Institution, USA
2 Koons Morgan Emily Grand Valley State University, USA
3 Enchill Makayla Ilynne University of Iowa, USA
4 Helbling Laura Elizabeth University of Maryland, USA
5 Phan Jane
6 Moss Gerry Ray
7 Moore Emma Paige
8 Nyame Lois Ordaica University of Ghana
9 Atwere Emmanuel University of Ghana
10 Brosnan Lizabeth Anne Fordham University
11 Tessou Komla Daniel University of Mount Union.
12 Tseumie Raissa Audrey Fouodjing Trinity Washington University
13 Krause Takoda Jacob Northern Arizona University
14 Keleta Samrawit Havannah Trinity Washington University
15 Konadu Lydia Zobi Fafa University of Ghana
16 Gross Jennifer Anne California State University, Sacramento, USA
17 Freedman Leah Jessica University of Oregon, USA
18 Klausen Grant Michael University of Oregon, USA, USA
19 Nichols Marie Paulina California Poly. State University, USA
20 Katie Adams QWAAF
21 Nina Micanovic.
QWAAF
22 Sydney QWAAF
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No NAME INSTITUTION
23 Beatrice Choremis
23 Sophie Vaccarino, QWAAF
24 Hanson Ashley Ann University of Alabama, USA
25 Smith Nathaniel Adams Emory University, USA
26 Jansen Renee NHL Stenden hoges school, Holland
27 Kiela Gerrieke Esmee Hogeschool Amsterdam, Holland
28 Hester Kamil Latrice Depauw University, USA
29 Hefner Jayson Robert University of Ghana, Ghana
30 Bayan Gabrielle Precious University of Ghana, Ghana
31 Osei Nana Akwasi Boakye (volunteer nurse) KNUST, Ghana
32 Adjei Kristoff (voluneer) Cambridge International College, Ghana
33 Anokye Isabella University of Southern Denmark
34 Alhassan Moses Joshua (volunteer) University of Ghana, Ghana
35 Mary Ketor (trainee nursing student) Nursing and Midwifery Training college. Dunkwa On-offin, Ghana
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2018 VISITORS
No DATE NAME ADDRESS
1 05/01/18 Kai Liverpool Aya Center
2 05/01/18 Anita Nije Aya Center
3 05/01/18 Carolyn Haynes Aya Center
4 05/01/18 Cynthia Tranick Morehouse College
5 05/01/18 Kenneth Dames Morehouse College
5 05/01/18 Huiet Joseph Morehouse College
6 05/01/18 Francis Rorier Morehouse College
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No DATE NAME ADDRESS
7 05/01/18 Nathan Harris Morehouse College
8 05/01/18 Will Addison Morehouse College
9 10/01/18 Fedelia Ohemeng UG
10 10/01/18 Andrew Iooss Oklahoma
11 10/01/18 Nam Ngugen Morehouse College
12 10/01/18 Kate Watsen CIEE
13 10/01/18 Akya Gossih CIEE
14 10/01/18 Jordyn Carisun CIEE
15 25/01/18 Ebenezer Tetteh Municipal Health Directorate
16 25/01/18 Chris Aryeh Municipa Health Directorate
17 31/01/18 Michael Gold GAC
18 31/01/18 Rita Afumye GAC
19 01/02/18 Eunice Cornnashao Star Ghana
20 05/02/18 Samuel Benefour JSI
21 05/02/18 Ebes Kye-Mer JSI
22 05/02/18 Angelina Nyarko JSI
23 08/02/18 Faith Johnson USA
24 08/02/18 Kendra Ferguson New York
25 08/02/18 Emml. Blankson GAC
26 12/02/18 Rev. Emml. Ackom GAC
27 12/02/18 Joyceline Oduro GAC
28 12/02/18 Ampadu k. Stephen GAC
29 14/02/18 Eugenia A. Ayagiba SCC P
30 14/02/18 Angelina Nyanor SCC P
31 14/02/18 Egbert Bruce SCC P
32 14/02/18 Tonny Komakech SCC P
33 14/02/18 Yusif Ahmed SCC P
34 28/02/18 Shirley Thompson JSI
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No DATE NAME ADDRESS
34 28/02/18 Shirley Thompson JSI
35 28/02/18 David Nartey JSI
36 28/02/18 John Oyo USAID/GH
37 28/02/18 Emml Esandoh USAID/GH
38 07/03/18 Angelise Hadley Austin TX
39 07/03/18 Lexie Siherman Austin TX
40 07/03/18 Richard Amato Austin TX
41 07/03/18 Liliana Delagado Austin TX
42 07/03/18 Azure Yu Austin TX
43 07/03/18 Brook Strond Austin TX
44 07/03/18 Akira Oki Austin TX
45 07/03/18 Wesley Gobbesman Austin TX
46 07/03/18 Paula Mannarine Austin TX
47 07/03/18 Christian Strausser Austin TX
48 07/03/18 Andrew Alspah Austin TX
49 07/03/18 Stephanie Garau Austin TX
50 07/03/18 Katieneal Austin TX
51 12/03/18 Bright Anarfi Aya Center
52 12/03/18 Albertine You & Ghana
53 19/03/18 Caroline Kingeri Ohio University
54 28/03/18 Naa Koshie AISEC/LEGON
55 28/03/18 Dorcas Opoku AISEC/LEGON
56 18/04/18 Emmanuel Aidoo KPMG
57 18/04/18 Peter Essiaw KPMG
58 24/05/18 Tiffany Washington University Of Georgia
59 24/05/18 Shalandria Collard UGA, Athens
60 24/05/18 Jessica Geora UGA, Athens
61 24/05/18 Khadijah Brown UGA, Athens
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No DATE NAME ADDRESS
62 24/05/18 Katie Jones UGA, Athens
63 24/05/18 Jonelle Dawkins UGA, Athens
64 07/06/18 Dr. Alice Boateng USAC - Legon
65 07/06/18 Dr. Akosua Agyepong USAC - Legon
66 12/06/18 Nia Imara USA
67 12/06/18 Samantha Russo USA
68 12/06/18 Sara Harris USA
69 12/06/18 Emma Smith USA
70 12/06/18 Greiny Rodriguez USA
71 12/06/18 Lucus Sutton USA
72 12/06/18 Nehanda Imara USA
73 29/08/18 Frank Ametef STAR-Ghana
74 29/08/18 Mary Sabbah STAR-Ghana
75 29/08/18 Emmanuel Osei-Mensah STAR-Ghana
76 13/09/18 Hilary Konadu WAPCAS
77 13/09/18 Jonathan Tetteh NAP+ GHANA
78 13/09/18 Joyce Nartey NAP+ GHANA
79 31/10/18 Theresa Kwakye ISEP, UG
80 31/10/18 Eleanor Kumahia ISEP, UG
81 31/10/18 Rosie Edmond ISEP, UG
82 06/11/18 Mark Saalfed Global Fund
83 13/11/18 Bervelyn Langda Citifm/TV
84 15/11/18 Emml O. Mensah STAR-Ghana
85 15/11/18 Michael Yorke STAR-Ghana
86 22/11/18 Adu-Gyamfi Raphael NACP
87 15/11/18 Gifty Ofori Ansah GHS Prampram
89 28/11/18 Dr. Frank Larard Weavility
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Picture with visiting students and faculty - University of Georgia, Athens, USA,
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