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AG Care Ghana works with partners in the love of God to eliminate poverty — empowering vulnerable communities through education, health care and economic livelihood empowerment across Ghana.
From inclusive basic education and quality health care to vocational skills and community infrastructure, AG Care Ghana supports vulnerable and under-served communities — restoring dignity and building resilience through sustainable, community-led development.
With 595 staff and dedicated volunteers working alongside the Church, the Government of Ghana and partners at home and abroad, AG Care Ghana has directly impacted over 200,000 lives in more than 60 communities.
AG Care Ghana is the humanitarian and development agency of the Assemblies of God Church, Ghana—working with partners in the love of God to eliminate poverty.
Formally established in 1990 and registered as an NGO in 1991, AG Care Ghana has directly impacted over 200,000 lives in more than 60 communities through programmes in education, health, child protection, economic livelihoods, community infrastructure, and humanitarian assistance.
Working through church networks, local volunteers, community structures, and dedicated partners, AG Care Ghana continues to build resilient communities—empowering children to stay in school, training young women in employable skills, strengthening rural healthcare, and providing hope to displaced families and vulnerable groups.
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Health & Medical Outreach
Education & Child Development
Relief & Community Support
Women & Family Empowerment
Building classroom blocks, teachers' quarters and WASH facilities, training teachers, and strengthening SMCs and PTAs across 36 supported communities in the Northern and Northeast Regions.
Delivering preventive and curative care through our four health facilities in Saboba, Nakpanduri, Bontanga and Akim-Ofoase — staffed by about 600 health professionals.
Equipping vulnerable young women, refugees and returned migrants with vocational and entrepreneurial skills to escape the cycle of poverty.
Protecting vulnerable children and young people from trafficking and exploitative labour through protection, rehabilitation, reintegration and prevention — running since 1999.
Improving access to quality kindergarten and primary education in under-served communities through school infrastructure, teacher capacity building, SMC/PTA strengthening, learning materials, WASH facilities and girl-child education advocacy — across 36 supported communities in the Northern and Northeast Regions with partners including Children Believe, ChorogUsan for Children and KOICA.
Through Assemblies of God Health Services — AG Hospital Saboba, AG Health Centre Nakpanduri, AG Kings Medical Centre Bontanga and AG Eye Medical Centre Akim-Ofoase — we deliver compassionate, affordable, quality healthcare, community outreach and preventive health initiatives.
In partnership with World Servants Netherlands, we facilitate community-led construction and rehabilitation of essential facilities — school blocks and teachers', doctors' and nurses' accommodation — strengthening rural communities' capacity to deliver education and healthcare.
Supporting vulnerable migrants, returnees and their families returning from EU member countries through pre-departure counselling, airport pickup, vocational training, business start-up support, employment guidance, psycho-social support and family mediation.
Since 1999, protecting vulnerable children and young people — especially girls aged 15–20 — from trafficking and exploitative labour through supervised care, counselling, literacy, vocational skills and business start-up kits. Active in La Nkwantanang Madina Municipal and Mion District with partners including Kerk in Actie.
“Through AG Care Ghana's support, my children are now in school and receiving regular meals. The community programmes have restored hope to families like mine who were struggling. We are truly grateful for the love and dignity they bring to our lives.”
Amina Yakubu
Community Beneficiary
“Volunteering with AG Care Ghana has been one of the most fulfilling experiences of my life. Whether we are supporting children, assisting in rural clinics, or engaging communities, the impact is real and immediate. You see lives changing every day.”
Samuel Owusu
Volunteer
“AG Care Ghana is a true extension of the church's mission. Their interventions in health, education, and family support have transformed entire communities. Partnering with them allows us to reach people with both the Gospel and practical compassion.”
Rev. Daniel Mensah
Partner Pastor
A new clean water facility has been commissioned in the Northern Region, providing relief to households that previously walked long distances for water.
AG Care Ghana's mobile medical outreach has delivered screenings, medicines, and maternal health support to rural areas lacking access to hospitals.
AG Care Ghana has launched new literacy centres to support children and adults who lack access to basic education, empowering local communities through learning.
In response to recent flooding, AG Care Ghana mobilized emergency food supplies, clothing, and temporary shelter to support displaced families.
