News Room
Dispatches from the field: what our teams and the communities we serve are achieving together.
In the early morning haze of Ayensuano, 12-year-old Adwoa grips her exercise book as she walks to school, barefoot, but determined. Until recently, she struggled to read even…
In Northern Ghana, where development challenges are more pronounced due to higher poverty rates, food insecurity, and inadequate infrastructure, USAID’s interventions have been…
This initiative, funded by the World Food Programme (WFP) and DSM and supported by the Ghana Health Service and the Ghana Education Service, is designed on the concept of Social…
The award was presented to Savana Signatures by His Excellency Maher Kheir, the Lebanese Ambassador to Ghana who doubles as Dean of the Diplomatic Corps. This award, is in…
Our team on June 3 conducted an educational session at the Tong D/A Junior High School where the pupils through drama, underscored the importance of consuming locally available…
Yikpabongo CHPS in the Mamprugu Moagduri District in North East is transforming community healthcare, setting an amazing example in improving the health and well-being of its…
The forum was aimed at inspiring and empowering women to embrace entrepreneurship and leadership roles within their communities. Participants engaged in discussions centered on…
The ALASCA delegation received a rousing welcome when they arrived at campus of KALISCO on February 16 to meet their counterparts for the week-long programme which saw them engage…
Savana Signatures has launched its 15 years anniversary to kickstart activities marking the celebration of the organisation that has become a fast-growing non-profit organisation…
Savana Signatures, a non-governmental organisation, in partnership with the Ghana Health Service, has launched a series of health fairs aimed at promoting healthy behaviours…
Seeking healthcare and support, Owusua visited a local health facility, only to encounter the suffocating stigma surrounding teenage pregnancy. Both healthcare staff and fellow…
Findings from a clinical trial have revealed that mothers who received continuous standardised postpartum education and care for one-year experienced significant improvements in…
The birth of a baby is a life-changing moment, one that is bound by love, hope and excitement, but it can also cause unprecedented stress and anxiety. Parents need strong health…
PWDs were introduced to the AgooSHE+ Helpline whey they can get access to reproductive health and gender-based violence information, counseling, and referral to health centers and…
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…
The Ghana Health Service is by far the most important sector that safeguards the health of all and sundry in the country. Yet, in 2016, there were 1,003 clinics, 404 hospitals…
Savana Signatures has launched the Equal Rights and Opportunities Project (EROP) at the Nalerigu Chief Palace (Nayiri Palace) in the East Mamprusi Municipality, North-East Region…
Savana Signatures received a citation in recognition and appreciation of the organization dedication and distinguished humanitarian services in its catchment areas. This was…
Savana Signatures with support from UNESCO Ghana held a two-day consultative workshop to deliberate and develop school and community-based Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV)…
A teenage mother from Kpasa, the capital of the Nkwanta North District in the Oti Region is back to school after refusing to get married to the father of her baby to enable her…
As it happens, it is precisely for that reason that some of us pray, daily, that they successfully spread their good-works-footprint, nationwide. The less privileged, amongst our…
Asana Fuseini (not real name), an 18-year-old young lady in Tamale, was forced into early marriage when she was preparing to write her Basic Education Certificate Examination…
