INTRODUCTION
With the understanding that detention in whatever form is injurious to health, CCF has gone beyond the prisons. Through our Health Check Series, we have come to the aid of many Ghanaians who have been detained in hospitals because of their inability to settle their bills and solicited support for the many others who require surgery. We have also provided prosthetic hands and legs for many children whose parents have either neglected them or cannot afford medical care for them.
Mother of Morris Manor, an eight year old boy who cannot walk nor talk was devastated when doctors diagnosed her son of Cerebral Palsy. Neglected by her husband and family, distressed mother, Madam Rebecca Agama, could not abandon her child to work and raise the huge sum of money for her child’s medication. Having heard […]
CCF pays for the discharge of woman with cut leg. Mariama was operated on the leg at Dodze in the Volta region of Ghana. She was later transferred to the Orthopedic Training Centre (OTC) at Nsawam for treatment, but unfortunately could not pay her one thousand and thirty Ghana cedis bill. She was detained. Luck […]
20-year-old Mommie is an example of the phrase ‘I have nobody to turn to’ as she struggles to single handedly fend for her sick mother and herself. In a recent interview with Crime Check Foundation’s Ibrahim Oppong Kwarteng, Madam Helena, Mommie’s mother narrated their ordeal highlighting the impact of her sickness on her daughter. “Because […]
Encounter with the suffering; sad story of a boy attacked by robbers Encounter with the suffering is a sad story of a young boy which begun after Emmanuel offered to give a young man who was an accomplice to robber a ride on his motorbike at a time he was sent on an errand to […]
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Management of Crime Check Foundation (CCF), a Prison Advocacy Organization has launched a new Health Check Series in Accra. The Health Check Series is an initiative that seeks to support patients in critical need of surgeries and other health situations, who do not have the means. The Executive Director of CCF, Mr. Ibrahim Oppong Kwarteng […]
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Many children at the Nsawam Orthopedic Training Centre (OTC) share their pathetic story to crimecheckghana as Mr. Ibrahim Oppong Kwarteng pays them a visit. Their conditions have left them deserted by their family and the general public. Joyce, a mother of 2 years and 2 months Kobby narrated her ordeal to crimecheckghana. She said “ […]
