42 clinics, one quiet gift: better care for Ghana's new and expecting mothers

The non-profit BasicNeeds-Ghana has equipped 42 health facilities across six regions — 14 district hospitals and 28 smaller community clinics — with GH¢700,000 (about $60,000) of practical upgrades: air conditioners, ceiling fans, privacy curtains, desks and chairs. The equipment backs mental-health and psychosocial care for pregnant women, new mothers, teenage girls and women living with HIV or TB. Funding came from Expertise France's L'Initiative programme.