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In 2010, Dr. Martin MacDowell, one of our dedicated GHP Eye Team Lead, attended to a patient who walked for days with acute #glaucoma. Immediate treatment saved his vision. Donations provided crucial meds & a referral to a teaching hospital. #MayVisionMonth

It's #MayVisionMonth! We're celebrating our amazing Eye Team volunteers who work tirelessly to bring the gift of sight to those in need. Meet Marion Hurlburt, who has been volunteering for fourteen years. #EyeTeamHeroes #VolunteerAppreciation #BetterVision

This Mother's Day, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to all our generous supporters and partners who have made a difference in the lives of mothers in need. Happy #MothersDay to all the amazing mothers out there and to those who have helped make this day brighter for others.

DID YOU KNOW? There were 608,000 malaria deaths in 2022, and 94% of all malaria cases are in the African Region. Today is #WorldMalariaDay ! Let's accelerate the fight against malaria for a more equitable world through: ⤵️

As we celebrate National Volunteer Week, we recognize every volunteer and celebrate each contribution. Right now, whatever we can contribute is valued and needed. #EveryMomentMatters What's your most meaningful volunteering moment? #NVW2024

Since 2007, we have been blessed with very dedicated health professional volunteers from Canada and the UK who have been receiving tremendous support from their families, friends, colleagues, and communities. #volunteers #mentorship #communities

We are excited to share the highlights from our latest Impact Report, showcasing the incredible strides we've made as a community. At the heart of our achievements lies a profound truth: ⬇️ #impactreport #community #connections

Happy #InternationalWomensDay2024! Through our Babanayaa Project, in partnership with @CanadaDev, we invest in women to accelerate progress. By investing in vulnerable women & girls, we spark change and speed the transition towards a healthier, safer, & more equal world for all.

#Partnerships play a vital role in advancing vision. In 2014, a remarkable team of volunteers with Engineering Ministries International Canada travelled to Ghana to design a hospital that could provide the excellent service we envisioned. In 2022, the Leyaata Hospital opened!

In celebration of #InternationalDevelopmentWeek, we are shining a light on the importance of partnerships. Partnerships are key to lasting impact! We are grateful for the partnership we have with our Ghana Health Partners, a group of dedicated health professional volunteers.

In 1996, as Janga achieved #Sustainability we targeted the Deg area, 1 of the poorest sections of the district. The local chief gave us land, and the Janga women's co-op gave the Deg women’s co-op 60 bags of peanuts to start a farming program. The Carpenter Project was launched!

1995 - Through advisory work for The Body Shop, Dr. David assisted the Tungteiya women's shea butter cooperative to be managed effectively. With their earnings, they built clinics, schools, wells, & more. To this day, 650 #women continue to supply shea butter to Body Shop.

As we welcome #2024 with praise and thanksgiving, we THANK YOU for your faithful partnership with us year after year! Happy blessed #NewYear to you and your family!

Forty years ago, Chief Sooh Naba gave NEA land to start the Janga Project. Work began with women’s peanut farming. Wells were dug, tomato farming tested, and many more development projects were initiated. Now, Janga is sustainable! #40yearsofimpact #sustainabledevelopment

In November 1990, the Mensah family left Canada to start work in Ghana. At the time, Dr. David and Brenda’s daughters – Elizabeth, Deborah, and Carole - were aged 7, 5, and 3. #40yearsofimpact

1988- Partnership Africa Canada (the aid arm of the Government of Canada that preceded CIDA) approved a grant for the commencement of The Janga Project and additional grants over the next decade for activities to be scaled up. #impact #40yearsofimpact #partnership

The Mensah Food & Orphanage Fund (later registered as GRID) was established with the help of Coldbrook Baptist Church & the late Rev. Douglas Porter, GRID's First Board Chairman. The story of how GRID was established is a story of how God moves through "ordinary" people & events.

Today is #GivingTuesday, and we want to extend our heartfelt thanks to all our faithful partners and supporters for the 40 years of impact we made together! ❤️

Happy blessed Thanksgiving to all our US friends, supporters and partners! "I will praise the name of God with a song; I will magnify him with thanksgiving." ~ Psalm 69:30 ~ #Thanksgiving

Did you know that it's been 40 years of partnership between GRID & NEA? Let's stroll down memory lane to see the impact we made together for 40 years. We would love to hear your favourite memories of your mission trips to Ghana or how you became our partner. Comment below!⬇️