Author name: ASPI Admin

Who We Are ASPI was conceived in 2000, when a group of concerned volunteers resolved to address an unmet need for health services in Ghana’s rural communities. These were the organization’s first Community Based Agents (CBA’s) and their grassroots efforts engendered a lasting commitment to local participation and empowerment. Over several years the movement grew,

  Our Unique Approach ASPI views poverty as a multi-faceted concern, defined not only by economic status, but by access to education, good health, and a political voice. Our unique approach is designed to address each of these needs by providing Africa’s men and women with the resources, skills, and information necessary to raise themselves

Why Integrate Services? Integrated services generate a positive cycle of support — small loans enable clients to realize new economic opportunity and improve their financial standing. In turn, economic viability facilitates access to appropriate healthcare services and support. Good health, reinforced by ASPI’s comprehensive health program, then leads to increased productivity and continued financial growth.

Mission:ASPI’s mission is to promote economic opportunity and improve the health infrastructure and livelihood of poor families through the provision of integrated financial and health services

Vision Our vision is to become a dynamic self-sustaining saving and loan company, with the innovation to pioneer an integrated model of service delivery.  

Guiding Principles • Reach the “poorest of the poor”, especially venerable women and children • Honor a participatory methodology by which relevant stakeholders and beneficiaries are involved in the program design and implementation of program activities • Anticipate clients/beneficiaries need and responds by developing a diverse, market -driven products and services • Ensure transparency, accountability and integrity in all

OUR PRODUCTS AND SERVICES (what we do)• Small loans• Savings facilitation• Entrepreneurial skill development • Entrepreneurial leadership training • Technical Assistance • Small & Medium Enterprise (SME) support • Agriculture • Health Education: Malaria, Coronavirus, Tuberculosis, Reproductive Health, Child Nutrition and HIV/AIDS• Health Service Delivery (e. g, Insecticide treated mosquitoes Net (ITN), TB Patient follow up and referrals • Health facility