Mr Godwin Akpan
Technical Partner & Program Adviser
Health Emergency Responds Programme
Our Health Emergency Responds Programme is to deliver appropriate Reponses to support and complement the Government’s effort in responding to emergency health outbreak diseases such as the Ebola, Lasa Fever and Coronaviruses like the COVID-19. In partnership with our foreign partners, we deliver Services and provision of medical supplies, consumable and medical equipment.
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NETWORKS
Ghana Microfinance Institution Network (GHAMFIN)Coalition of NGOs in Health under GHS Association of Financial NGO’s (ASSFIN) Microcredit Summit Campaign, USACIVICUS, South AfricaGhana Private Voluntary Organization in Development (GAVPO D) UN Non-Government Liaison Service (NGLS)Speed Ghana (GTZ-Danida) Microfinance Gateway/CGAP, USA Ghana Civil Society Organizations
DONORS
DONORS:United States Agency for International Development (USAID)-Funds ASPI’s Malaria Prevention ProjectNational Malaria Control Project (NMCP) – Supports ASPI’s Malaria Prevention ProjectGlobal Fund- Funded ASPI’s Malaria Prevention ProjectsNational Tuberculosis Program (NTP) – Funded ASPI’s TB Prevention ProjectsGhana AIDS Commission (GAC) – Funded ASPI’s HIV/AIDS Prevention ProjectsUnited Bank of Africa (UBA) – Supports ASPI’s Micro-credit ProgramsGhana Commercial
Tuberculosis Prevention Program
Between 2006 and 2008, ASPI run Tuberculosis (TB) prevention programs in partnership with the National Tuberculosis Control Program (NTP) under sponsorship from the Global Fund. ASPI succeeded in reaching more than 15,952 people in 35 communities throughout Ketu District during that time. During the implementation ASPI identified 320 suspected cases of TB during house-to-house visits
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HIV/AIDS Program
From November, 2006 to March, 2007, ASPI implemented HIV/AIDS prevention and support program in the Ayawaso Sub-Metropolitan District of Ghana’s Greater Accra Region. The program was a pilot project, run in partnership with Ghana Aids Commission (MSHAP project) and the Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA), to test the effectiveness of integrating microfinance and HIV/AIDS health education