Savana Signatures

A pregnant woman receiving voice message through the Kpododo Mobile Messaging

Enhancing Maternal and Child Health through Digital Innovation

Over the years, we have led the use of digital solutions to promote the uptake of ANC and PNC services in rural communities, ultimately contributing to safer deliveries and improved newborn survival rates.

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Savana Signatures Re-Launches Exchange Prog. Between Ghana and the Netherlands

Savana Signatures has announced the revival of its educational exchange programme which seeks to foster collaboration between schools in Ghana and the Netherlands.

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Female Artisans Empowered with Digital Tools to Boost Businesses

Referred to as Digital Champions, the beneficiaries who are leaders of their groups, are now trained on how to leverage digital platforms to boost their businesses and online presence.

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We are a For-Impact Organization registered and operating in Ghana with a mission to initiate positive change among girls, women, youth and vulnerable population of Ghana using innovative solutions to facilitate their reproductive health and rights, quality education and skills development.

The Impact We’re Making

Let’s take you on a journey of how, with the support of our partners and stakeholders, we are impacting the lives of vulnerable populations in Ghana through our innovative projects and initiatives. We’ve kept communities healthy; helped people, especially women, girls and the youth, to make informed life-choices; empowered others economically; and supporting others to find justice.

Our Safeguarding

At Savana Signatures, we believe in protecting the people we serve across the country. That is why Preventing Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Harassment (PSEAH) is deeply rooted in our operations. We ensure that our employees abide by these safeguarding principles, and also operate in a safe and harassment-free environment in the workplace. This way, we earn the trust of our partners and society as we keep impacting the lives of the vulnerable people we serve.

Our Impacts

Youth constitute a larger percentage of Ghana’s population as reported by the 2010 Population and Housing Census. Though they form the valuable human resource for Ghana’s socio-economic development, they are exposed to physical, social and reproductive health challenges and risks.

Malnutrition in childhood and pregnancy has many adverse consequences for child survival and long-term well-being. It also has far-reaching consequences for human capital, economic productivity, and national development overall.

In Ghana, measures have been taken to curtail sexual and gender-based violence including the Domestic Violence Act (Act 732), which seeks to address all forms of violence against women and girls.

Our Thematic Areas

SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH AND RIGHTS (SRHR)

INCLUSIVE QUALITY EDUCATION (IQE)

LIVELIHOOD AND ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT (LEE)

Our Partners

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