Ghana needs a system to track child protection funding to where risks are highest – ARK Foundation

Hands That Hurt, Hands That Heal airs on the Joy FM Super Morning Show and the JoyNews' AM Show at 8:30 am, bringing the experiences of affected children and the wider challenges confronting Ghana’s child protection system into the national conversation.

According to her, Ghana needs a child protection financing framework that follows resources from the national level through the various systems to district assemblies, while ensuring that funding reflects the specific needs of children in different districts.

Her comments come against the backdrop of growing concerns about gaps in Ghana’s child protection system, highlighted in the latest JoyNews–SOS Children’s Villages Ghana documentary, Hands That Hurt, Hands That Heal.