Though Ghana’s immunization coverage of one-year-olds using the third dose of Pentavalent (Penta 3) as a proxy, exceeded international benchmarks to 99.4 % in 2021, this achievement has come at the back of Ghana’s dependence on GAVI alliance to provide vaccines. The government’s inconsistency in honoring its annual obligation towards vaccine and logistics procurement is […]
HFFG Leads Community Empowerment in Ghana to Help Eliminate Neglected Tropical Diseases
As the world celebrates Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) day, Hope for Future Generations (HFFG), makes a passionate call to action, to end NTDs. It is time to unite and act together, to address the socio-cultural barriers and inequalities that militate against eradicating Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) in the country. In Ghana, NTDs affect all 16 […]
The Power of Skills-building: An Entrepreneurial Workshop for Young People
Hope for Future Generations in collaboration with UNFPA Ghana trained 10 young people from the Out of School Project. This workshop supplements the previous training which was conducted in 2021 during the first phase of the project (2019-2021). After consultations were made with the trainees who made efforts to utilize the skills learned in the […]
Strengthening Community Systems to Scale-Up Community-led Response Intervention to End Neglected Tropical Diseases
Hope for Future Generations and its Implementing Partner Rural Watch, with technical support from the Ghana Health Service, are implementing the Strengthening Community Systems to Scale-Up Community-led Response Intervention to End Neglected Tropical Diseases in ten (10) districts in the Eastern Region of Ghana from February 2023 to January 2025. The implementing districts include; Birim […]
HFFG-UNFPA Out of School Reproductive Health Education Program
The Out of School Sexual Reproductive Health Education (OOS-RHE) programme funded by the United Nations Population Fund Ghana seeks to empower Young Health Advocates and Young Persons in Detention (YPiD) with quality and adequate information, attitude, and skills on Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights to facilitate the process of making healthy decisions and to communicate […]
Our Implementation of the TBImpactGH Project in 2023
HFFG in partnership with funding support from STOP TB Partnership Geneva is implementing the Challenge Facility for Civil Society Round 11 project titled, Strengthening Community Systems to Scale-up Community-led Response Interventions for TB Control. The project is aimed at reducing TB stigma, gender-based violence and human rights abuse using innovative and evidence-based community-led interventions in […]
Financing Immunization Advocacy Response (FAIR) project
In the pursuit of a healthier and more resilient country, theFinancing Immunization Advocacy Response (FAIR) Projectaims to address critical gaps in immunization funding byadvocating increase in domestic resource mobilization atnational and/or subnational dedicated to primary healthcare(PHC) and immunization service delivery, Ensuring timelypayment of Immunization obligations and also Ensuring newGavi-supported vaccines are introduced and the country […]
HFFG Commends Ghana Government For Immunization Co-Financing Commitment
Hope for Future Generations (HFFG), commends the Government ofGhana for its commitment to immunization through the payment of 60 percent of its Co-financing agreement. This significant investment underscores the government’s dedication to the health andwell-being of its citizens. The Government of Ghana’s commitment to fulfilling its financial obligations for immunization is atestament to its effort […]
Calls for Application: Consultant for a Case Study Development
Project Title: Strengthening Community Systems to Scale-up Community-led Response Interventions for TB Control (TBImpactGH) Executing Organization: Hope for Future Generations Start Date: 11th/12/2023 End Date: 31/1/2024 Project Summary Hope for Future Generations (HFFG) is implementing the Challenge Facility for Civil Society Round 11 grant, which is the second phase of its project on Tuberculosis from […]










