We aim to partner with hospital systems, clinics, and medical supply companies to bridge the gap between medical surplus and communities experiencing resource scarcity. We collect unused and gently used medical equipment and redistribute them to communities with limited healthcare infrastructure, low-income populations, and regions affected by disasters or emergencies.

We aim to empower underserved communities in Ghana with the knowledge and resources they need to lead healthie lives. By focusing on health literacy, prevention, community engagement, and technology integration, the program seeks to address health challenges faced by these communities and promote sustainable improvements in health outcomes.

We aim to address the growing need for mental health services in Ghana by providing accessible, culturally sensitive, and integrated care to individuals and communities. By focusing on awareness, stigma reduction, access to care, capacity building and integration, the program seeks to promote mental well-being and improve quality of life for those affected by mental illness across the country.

With Sophia’s Safe Haven (mobile clinic), we aim to bring essential preventative healthcare services directly to underserved communities in Ghana. These services will be provided with the goal to reduce the incidence of common health issues including communicable and non-communicable diseases, malnutrition and maternal and child health issues.