Healthcare · Dignity · Access
A registered Ghanaian NGO bringing free, clinician-led care to the communities the system reaches last — starting with mothers, children, and young people.
Our work
The three most underprovided areas of community healthcare in Ghana — each led by a qualified clinician, delivered free, where people already gather.
Reproductive health care for women and girls — from prenatal support to cervical cancer prevention — delivered where access is hardest.
Free dental screening, oral health education, and basic care — brought directly to schools, churches, and community organisations.
Awareness, destigmatisation, and early support in schools and communities — addressing one of Ghana's most underserved areas of healthcare.
In the field
Real programmes, real communities. Here is what we have delivered — and the flagship we are building toward in 2026.
Completed Free sanitary pads and accessible menstrual health education for teenage girls living with visual impairment.
Completed Free dental and general health screening for around 200 members of a faith community in Accra.
Our flagship 2026 programme — community-based cervical cancer screening for rural women with limited access to tertiary care.
Impact so far
Every figure below is a person met where they are — and the proof of a model we are ready to scale.
Leadership
Ziora is led by its founder — a practising clinician with the credentials to deliver the work.
MBChB, UG Medical School. House Officer in O&G at Korle Bu Teaching Hospital, and active clinical researcher in cervical cancer outcomes.
