Ghana HIV and AIDS Network

Founded in 1996, Ghana HIV and AIDS Network is a non-profit network based in Ghana working on health, human rights.

The Ghana HIV and AIDS Network (GHANET) is a civil society network working against HIV and AIDS in Ghana. It has more than 300 member non-governmental organisations and offices in all 16 regions. GHANET mobilises local communities and works with chiefs, religious leaders, women's and youth groups. It runs advocacy on HIV policy, funding, prevention, treatment, care, stigma and human rights, and serves on the Governing Board of the Ghana AIDS Commission and represents civil society at the Country Coordinating Mechanism of the Global Fund. It also builds the capacity of member and non-member NGOs and CBOs, mobilises funds for member NGOs, and runs a knowledge management system to monitor and evaluate member work. Member organisations deliver projects at community level, and GHANET collaborates with research institutions on data analysis. It was established in 1996 and works in partnership with national, regional and international networks.