Health and Wellbeing
Health information, SRHR services, mental health support, screenings, referrals and wellness initiatives.
One Love Sisters Ghana (OLS) is a community-led organization advancing health, protection, gender justice and inclusive development through research, community action and strategic partnerships.
OLS is committed to underserved and marginalized communities across Ghana.
Our work is rooted in the belief that every person deserves to live free from violence, discrimination and exclusion. We strengthen access to health services, psychosocial support, safety and protection mechanisms, leadership development, research and advocacy.
OLS connects health, safety, gender justice, evidence, leadership and movement building to strengthen community-led change.
Health information, SRHR services, mental health support, screenings, referrals and wellness initiatives.
Crisis response, safety planning, safeguarding, referrals, digital security and violence prevention.
Education, prevention, survivor-centred support and advocacy addressing violence and unequal power structures.
Community-led evidence for programme design, service delivery, advocacy and organizational learning.
Training, mentorship, technical assistance and institutional development for leaders and frontline responders.
Networks, alliances, coalition-building, knowledge exchange and strategic partnerships.
OLS works across all sixteen regions through community networks, trained volunteers, local partnerships and decentralized programmes.
Programme coverage spans every region of Ghana through local networks and partners.
Community health access strengthened through cervical cancer screening and SRHR education.
Tele-Nursing connects community members with health support through trusted facilities.
Select a Ghana region to view the programme areas, activities, services and coverage summary available for that region.
These services are highlighted on the homepage and under Community Support.
National hotline operating across all 16 regions of Ghana. Confidential information, referrals and support.
Community-based tele-nursing services currently operating across six regions through a network of 18 partner health facilities.
With support from ISDAO, OLS strengthened access to cervical cancer screening and SRHR education across all 16 regions.
Over three years, OLS helped reduce barriers to healthcare, increased awareness of regular screening and brought essential services closer to marginalized community members.
Impact reports live on the Impact page; the Knowledge Hub organizes research, learning and organizational documents.
Read the published impact story on collective care, leadership, solidarity and community resilience.
Preview or download the published annual report through the searchable Knowledge Hub.
Access the published GBV Hotline service report under Community Support.
Access the published Tele-Nursing service note through the searchable Knowledge Hub.
OLS works with donors, civil society organizations, public institutions, academic and research institutions and corporate partners.







Invest in community-led programmes, health services, protection systems, research and leadership development.
Collaborate on programme delivery, advocacy, community engagement and movement building.
Work with OLS on participatory research, learning, evidence generation and knowledge exchange.
Partner, support, volunteer, research with us or stay connected through OLS updates.
Collaborate on programmes, research, advocacy, technical assistance or systems strengthening.
Invest in community-led solutions that improve health, safety, dignity and resilience.
Contribute your skills, time, knowledge or professional experience.
We welcome enquiries from community members, partners, donors, researchers, journalists and supporters.