West African Health Foundation

About the West African Health Foundation

The West African Health Foundation (WAHF) was established in New York on February 17, 2001, by a dedicated group of physicians. Their mission is to address the poor health and nutritional status of vulnerable populations, particularly women and children, in the West Africa sub-region.

Impact on Vision Care

WAHF is making significant strides in combating vision impairment in Ghana. Through outreach programs, the foundation provides essential eye care services, including free screenings, corrective eyewear distribution, and cataract surgeries. A landmark project, the ultra-modern eye institute in Juaben, is currently 70% complete and will serve as a premier center for eye care and training for professionals in the region.

Why Donate?

Your generous donations are crucial for the West African Health Foundation to continue its life-changing work. Contributions will help complete the Juaben Eye Institute, expand outreach programs, and provide vital eye care services to underserved communities. Every donation, whether in cryptocurrency or cash, plays a pivotal role in fighting vision impairment and its economic impact.

Join the Cause

Support the West African Health Foundation today! Your contribution can help transform lives and improve health outcomes in West Africa. Donate now to make a difference!