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Donate by Post
You can mail donations (check made out to the One for One Campaign) to Woyome Foundation for Africa, PMB GPO 100, Accra, Ghana. Please include your full name and contact details, and your full and legible return mailing address so that we may forward a receipt to the address you provide. Your contribution will save a life.
Other Ways of Donating
You may transfer funds into the ONE-FOR-ONE account directly. Funds could be transfered into SG-SSB ACCOUNT NO- 0142010059190. Additionally, if you are interested in donating in other ways (planned giving, gifts, medical items, corporate donations), then please visit the “Contact Us” section of our web site and send an email to the Woyome Foundation for Africa or Give us a Call. We appreciate your generosity.
Learn About HIV & AIDS
WOFA LAUNCH PHOTO GALLERY
 The Red Ribbon is the global symbol for solidarity with HIV positive and people living with AIDS and it unites the people in the common fight against this disease
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Red like love, as a symbol of passion and tolerance towards those affected.
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Red like blood, representing the pain caused by the many people that died of AIDS.
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Red like the anger about the helplessness by which we are facing a disease for which there is still no chance for a cure.
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Red as a sign of warning not to carelessly ignore one of the biggest problems of our time.
You too Can make a difference
ALL MONEY TRANFERS CAN BE MADE TO SG-SSB BANK ACCRA, GHANA ACCOUNT NO:
0142010059190
Thank You for Saving a Life
HIV-AIDS VICTIMS DYING FROM OPPORTUNISTIC INFECTIONS..
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PHILANTHROPISTS TOUCH THE HEARTS OF HIV/AIDS INFECTED CHILDREN
Moved by the plight of these infected and affected children a number of philanthropist lead by Mr. Figali presented a number of toys and e-learning tools to
help them in their cognitive development and ease boredom.
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There is a way we can all help to bring a smile on the faces of the millions of suffering people around the world. And that is why the Woyome Foundation for Africa (WOFA) has together with other partners launched a campaign to raise funds to support the provision of anti-retroviral drugs, boosters and nutritional support for the tens of thousands of HIV infected children in Ghana
An official of WOFA presenting a cheque to Ridge Hospital,Accra Ghana to Support 22 infected Children.
With the right support and encouragement, these children will be saved from emotional neglect and helped to discover, develop and deplore their potential. It costs only GH˘60 to provide anti-retroviral drugs for an infected child for a whole year, in addition to GH˘40 for nutritional supplements & support. We can together therefore help keep these children alive.
The WOFA initiated One-for-One Campaign is intended to bring public attention to the issue of child infections, educate the public on preventing child infections and also raising funds to support the children. Join us today by donating to the WOFA One-for-One Campaign.Your Donations make a difference.
School Outreach Program
To broaden the scope of outreach to Basic, Junior High and High schools within the country, a debut program has been drawn to concentrate on selected schools within the Accra Metropolis. This has become necessary due to the ala
rming youth prevalence of 30% of the current national rate. The need is urgent because of available statistics that indicate that for one child on Antiretroviral Therapy, six were infected and if critical measures are not taken, there will be a probable increase of 20% or more by 2015.
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Our Partners
A socially responsible company contributes to the well-being of society and provides an example for other s to follow. The Magic Johnson Foundation is proud to have the involvement and support of caring companies that continue to demonstrate exceptional responsibility.
With your support, we can continue to assist others to overcome extraordinary challenges. Each of our partners plays an important role in advancing the programs and services of the Foundation.
Thank you, from all of us at the Woyome Foundation for African and from everyone we are able to help because of your generosity.
. Shell Ghana Limited
Shell Ghana Limited has in fulfillment of its desire to cater for the needy and support the efforts of organizations working to bring relief to the needy, donated thousands of Ghana Cedis for the provision of antiretroviral drugs and care for children infected with HIV in Ghana
Shell Ghana, which raised the funds through various initiatives by staff of the company, presented the money to officials of the Woyome Foundation for Africa (WOFA), an International HIV/AIDS Charity Organisation in Accra. WOFA, which is an Africa-wide organisation with offices in the USA and Europe, is in the forefront of education and practical interventions to prevent new infections.
The organisation is also working to sustain children who are already infected, Orphans and Vulnerable Children in order to prevent them from abuse and the risks of HIV infection.
 KAMA HEALTH SERVICES
KAMA Health Services Supports HIV/AIDS children at Ridge Hospital
Ridge Hospital, Accra – Friday, January 23, 2009 KAMA Health Services made a presentation of medical items to Children Infected with HIV-AIDS. This was in response to the call for action by WOFA, a non-profit organisation, in conjunction with their One-for-One campaign. The One-for-One campaign seeks solicit support from individuals as well as corporate bodies for children in Ghana plagued with HIV/AIDS.
So far, One hundred and eighty three (183) children are receiving free drugs and boosters under WOFA’s One-for-One campaign at various treatment centers. According to the National Aids Control Programme, 2333 children under 15 die of AIDS related diseases in 2007 and over 5000 children are in need of antiretroviral therapy.
Making the presentation, a representative from WOFA, Mrs. Bernice Ahiable-Addo said KAMA Health Services was touched by the plight of the children, hence their response to the call for support. She further said KAMA is committed to making a difference in the lives of these children as part of their social responsibility. She called on individuals and other organizations to join in the efforts.
Receiving the items, Auntie Mercy, at the Fever Unit thanked KAMA Health Services for the good gesture and lauded WOFA for the efforts being made at ensuring that the children’s health needs are met. She said 33 children, most of them benefiting One-for-One campaign and receiving drugs have tested negative after recent test conducted.
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