Partnerships

Community partnerships are an essential part of developing culturally competent and sustainable projects.

We appreciate our partnership with:

Development across disciplines.

Globalhood's mission is to create innovative international
development projects by bringing together people and knowledge
from across disciplines.

For more information check out theirwebsite at www.globalhood.org

Allies in Development Actions (AIDA)

Allies in Development Actions is a community based, child and women focused development, non-governmental organization whose sole aim is to assist the most deprived communities in Ghana. AIDA focuses on giving health education in twenty-three selected communities in the Gomoa District. Its objectives include contributing towards reducing high levels of infant and maternal mortality/morbidity, poverty, ignorance, and HIV/AIDS infections in deprived comunities.

For more information:
Mail: PO Box WJ, 75, Weija-Accra, Ghana
email: aida_ghana@yahoo.com

The Ross Health Foundation

The Ross Health Foundation is dedicated to better health globally. Through fundraising activities, patient and community medical education, doctor, nurse and healthcare provider cooperation, and medical research we hope to raise the standards of health practices in communities as well as the standards in healthcare delivery.

For more information go to their website at www.trh.org.

Hôpital Albert Schweitzer (HAS) is a model for health care facilities in developing countries around the world. An integrated rural health system, HAS provides medical care and community health and development programs for more than 300,000 impoverished people in the Artibonite Valley of central Haiti. Visiting medical professionals from North America and abroad work with a permanent Haitian staff of almost 550. Financial support comes from partner organizations and private individuals around the world.

For more information go to their website at www.hashaiti.org

Dwa Fanm (meaning "Women's Rights" in Creole) started as a volunteer-run community-based organization in 1999 when a group of eight Haitian and American women from diverse backgrounds met to discuss the state of women's rights in Haitian immigrant communities in the United States and in Haiti. Having established itself as a human rights organization, Dwa Fanm's mission is to empower all women and girls with the freedom to define and control their own lives. Through service, education, advocacy and grassroots programs, Dwa Fanm works to end discrimination, violence, and other forms of injustice in New York City and abroad.

For more information go to their website at www.dwafanm.org.

Deviwo Projects is a collective of artists and educators dedicated to generating opportunities for Ghanaian youth to express themselves using media tools that would otherwise be unavailable to them.

For more information go to their website at www.deviwo.org.