African Life Center, Ghana, is a not-for-profit organization committed to empowering communities to shape their future and improve their living standards. Our community-centered approach enables individuals to drive change and identify solutions that work best for them.
Our mission is to empower communities in Northern Ghana and beyond to thrive by fostering resources that provide comprehensive health support to children and adults, promoting their total well-being and bridging the healthcare gap in underserved regions.
Our vision is to create a sustainable healthcare ecosystem that ensures equitable access to high-quality medical and mental health services, addressing the diverse needs of individuals and communities.
By working together, we can create a brighter healthcare future for generations to come.
Join us in our mission to empower communities, enrich lives, and create a healthier future for all.
Our approach is grounded in the belief that those most affected by decisions should actively participate in shaping them. As part of our commitment to improving lives and fostering decency in Tamale, we empower young people to engage meaningfully in shaping their own futures.
Through participatory decision-making, we involve youth in critical discussions on issues that directly affect their lives, including:
This inclusive process ensures that their voices are not only heard but valued, promoting a sense of ownership and accountability among young people.
Together, we are building a brighter future for the youth in Tamale through collaborative, impactful decision-making.
The efforts made by ALC in addressing youth drug addiction have been both demanding and deeply fulfilling. Although the journey has presented significant challenges, we derive immense satisfaction from witnessing the positive transformations in those who have sought our support. It is particularly encouraging that all of our patients have shown a sincere commitment to ending their engagement in substance misuse.
At ALC, we handle each case with a compassionate approach, offering our patients not only love but also hope. Our aim is to empower them to rediscover their potential and rebuild their lives. Many of our patients have battled addiction for years, and we are steadfast in our dedication to supporting their rehabilitation.
For individuals in the earlier stages of addiction, we provide targeted counseling services to address the underlying causes and foster sustainable recovery. Meanwhile, those facing more advanced levels of dependency are undergoing comprehensive treatment.
In pursuit of our mission, we are actively seeking skilled professionals willing to volunteer their time to offer counselling and guidance to these young adults. The contribution of such experts would be invaluable in facilitating their recovery and successful reintegration into society.
For further information or to get involved, please contact the Country Director at 024308 4865, the Community Outreach Coordinator, Najat Mustapha at 0544956553 or via email at info@africanlifecenterghana.com
The African Life Center drug abuse campaign has created awareness in Tamale, but due to the lack of logistics to support treatment efforts, we have partnered with an established organization in the region to:
We treat those struggling with addiction like our family, creating an environment where they feel comfortable and can build trust with us. They become open and vulnerable marks the beginning of their healing journey. We also provide them with leisure activities and time to practice new coping strategies for managing difficult emotions and situations.
Our approach helps them understand that substance use is an unhealthy coping mechanism for underlying mental health issues and emotional pain. As they work through these challenges, they develop healthier relationships with family and peers, while also uncovering and nurturing their unique talents and strengths. Ultimately, the clients in recovery learn how to step confidently into their authentic selves, ready to thrive and embrace their future.