M&E FRAMEWORK FOR GHANA’S REVISED ECCD POLICY


News

2022 OAKLAND UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT’S RESEARCH AWARD IN PICTURES

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Research-based organisation supports vulnerable families

Ghana News Agency


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Dr. Esther Malm and Colleagues Win Research Grant


Director and co-Founder of CLCD, Dr. Kwame Sakyi, named as “Distinguished and Young Alumni Award” Recipient

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CLCD OPERATIONS DIRECTOR LEADS TEAM TO WIN GRADUATE ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE AWARD


GEORGE MWINNYAA WINS PRESTIGIOUS NIH SCHOLARSHIP

George Mwinnyaa, a public health studies major at Johns Hopkins University, leads CLCD-Ghana's Regional Health Profiles project. Mwinnyaa is one of only 15 students to win the National Institutes of Health's Undergraduate Scholarship Program this year. The NIH scholarship is a highly competitive program which provides paid research training and part-year tuition, followed by year of full-time employment with an NIH research lab. Please join us in congratulating George for this wonderful achievement!

For more information, check out this article and video.


SWATI SUDARSAN WINS FIRST PLACE - JOHNS HOPKINS GLOBAL HEALTH PHOTOGRAPHY

The Johns Hopkins Center for Global Health holds an annual Global Health Day event, including a photography competition. Swati placed first in the 2016 competition. She continues to pursue photography and has contributed her work to the CLCD website.

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KWAME SAKYI AWARDED NIH RESEARCH GRANT

CLCD-Ghana director receives $15,000 from NIH to investigate child-related factors that contribute to poor retention among postpartum women living with HIV in Ghana. The study is a cohort study that involves 167 mothers living with HIV. Mothers will be followed from the time they give birth until six months after birth to learn about reasons for missing appointments for collecting Antiretroviral therapy drugs.


CLCD-GHANA DONATES SUPPLIES TO HOSPITAL IN ACCRA

In May 2016, CLCD-Ghana donated supplies to the Mothers Hostel at the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital in Accra. We donated learning materials and writing supplies to HIV-infected children who must miss school to receive antiretroviral therapy treatment at Korle Bu. The Mothers hostel at Korle Bu provides learning opportunities for the children during their visit so that they don't fall too far behind in school.

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Events

CLCD COVID-19 RELIEF PROGRAM IN PICTURES


APHA 2019 CONFERENCE, PHILADELPHIA


CLCD team presents their work at Maternal, Newborn, Child and Nutrition 2019 conference.


Director of CLCD Dr. Kwame Sakyi and team presenting at the annual American Public Health Association APHA, Conference (2018) in San Diego, California


November 2018 - Fund Raising

In November, the center embarked on a fundraising campaign to raise money to support the creation of a referral system to link families of children living with developmental disabilities.


JULY 2016 - PARENTS' WORKSHOP

In July, CLCD-Ghana moderated a discussion with mothers whose children have specific learning difficulties.


MAY 2016 - MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH EXCELLENCE CONFERENCE

CLCD-Ghana attended the Maternal and Child Health Excellence conference on May 12, providing information on our center and on developmental delays.


APRIL 2016 - ASASEWA  NUTRITION CENTER

CLCD-Ghana visited Asasewa Nutrition Center in the Eastern Region of Ghana to learn about their programs, their community related activities, and their sustainability development initiatives. Asasewa focuses on improving children’s nutrition.