PPAG Cape Coast Clinic

19/05/2025

The PPAG Cape Coast clinic staff warmly welcomed Obaahema Ekwua Okutta ||| (Queen Mother of Abura) and her delegation to the clinic facilitated by our former Project Management Committee chairperson, Omar Ibn Abdallah. Recognizing the importance of maintaining strong ties with traditional leaders, the meeting marked the beginning of a collaborative relationship with Nana since her enstoolment. During the visit, Nana expressed delight in the clinic's presence and encouraged staff to boost community awareness, dispelling perceptions that the clinic caters only to women or specific services. After a comprehensive tour of the clinic's services, the Queen Mother was impressed. The facility head invited her to facilitate community outreaches, and a group photo was taken. The visit concluded with a tour of the upcoming PPAG Specialist Hospital.

14/05/2025

Our cherished volunteer executives paid the staff of the clinic a working visit to formally introduce themselves following their successful election into office. The chairperson of the branch, Miss Patricia O. Anane, assured the staff of their full support and close relationship to ensure the clinic's success in its activities. They also took a tour of the newly constructed PPAG Specialist Hospital, led by the facility head.

12/05/2025

Congratulations 🎊 👏 💐 to our very own Grace Efua Acquah for being awarded the Best Midwife at the Cape Coast Teaching Hospital in 2025. We are indeed proud of you and can testify to your dedication and commitment to work. Cheers to many more awards to come.

11/05/2025

HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY

Warm wishes to all mothers on this special day. May you feel loved, appreciated, and celebrated. To those battling infertility, PPAG stands in solidarity with you, acknowledging your strength and spirit. To all mother figures, thank you for your love, care, and guidance. We're grateful for all of you.

07/05/2025

07/05/2025

PPAG CAPE COAST VOLUNTEER BRANCH

The branch elected executives for the next three years to lead the volunteer group in Cape Coast.

Do you wish to join our cherished volunteers to promote Sexual and Reproductive Health education and services in Cape Coast?

WhatsApp 0240958836 for an electronic form to fill and join us.

25/04/2025

Inauguration of Young and Wise Club
The PPAG Cape Coast chapter successfully launched the Young and Wise Club at Abura Ahmediyya Junior High School. The inauguration ceremony featured exciting activities, including quiz competitions for Forms 1-3 students, engaging drama performances, singing, and dance performances. Some students also showcased their poetry skills, adding to the event's creativity and talent.

The school's headmaster delivered opening remarks, encouraging club members to participate actively in the club's activities. Miss Sheila Azongo also took the students through entrepreneural skills as she used herself as an example. Princess Quartey, Princess Asare, and Deborah played key roles in forming the club and preparing its members for the successful event. Their efforts paid off, making the inauguration a memorable experience for all involved.

31/03/2025

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27/03/2025

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20/03/2025

Don't forget to tune in to ATL fm this Monday 24/03/25 and let's together learn everything we need to know about candidiasis.

At PPAG Cape Coast clinic, we don't just give you medication but we provide comprehensive treatment including digging into the root cause and teaching you how to prevent or avoid it.

19/03/2025

HEALTH EDUCATION DURBAR AT EFUTU JHS, CAPE COAST

As part of their anniversary week celebrations, Efutu JHS in Cape Coast invited the PPAG Cape Coast clinic to conduct a health education durbar. The topic of focus was teenage pregnancy.

The discussion began with a question: "Have you ever seen a teenager who is pregnant?" Approximately 70% of the students responded affirmatively. When asked what a teenager would do with an unplanned pregnancy, the majority said they would end it.

Ten students were invited to share their thoughts on why teenagers engage in behaviors that lead to pregnancy despite receiving s*x education. The students listed various causes, which were addressed by the lead facilitator, Michael Tagoe.

Michael emphasized the importance of resisting peer pressure, he added that unprotected s*x can lead to infections, ge***al injury, interrupt education, or even death. He encouraged the students to prioritize their education, stay focused, and seek help when needed. The Yenkasa contact number (0800202010) was provided as a resource for support.

Following the discussion, nine students came forward with questions, including a class 4 pupil who sought clarification on the meaning of s*xual in*******se.

The PPAG team provided individualized support and guidance through one-on-one conversations, creating a safe space for students to ask private questions.

15/02/2025

The newly elected interim executives of PPAG Cape Coast branch volunteers officially met with the staff of the PPAG Cape Coast clinic to familiarize themselves with the staff.
As owners of PPAG, they encouraged the staff to work harder. They also informed the staff to call on them if they need their voluntary technical expertise in the affairs of the static clinic and community outreach.