WAPCAS

Founded in 1996, WAPCAS is a non-governmental organisation based in Accra, Ghana working on health, human rights, gender equality +1 more.

WAPCAS is a non-profit civil society organisation in Ghana, registered with the Registrar General's Department and the Department of Social Welfare. It works on HIV, AIDS and STI prevention and care for key and vulnerable populations, including female sex workers and men who have sex with men. Its work covers health services, human rights, gender-related services, skills development, capacity building, advocacy, operational research and education. It has a national presence with physical offices in several districts. WAPCAS began operations in Ghana in 1996 with support from CIDA and registered as a local organisation in 2006. It has been a Global Fund Sub-Recipient and Principal Recipient for about ten years and has received direct USAID Ghana funding. It also contributes to national HIV policy and strategy development, including the National KP strategy and National HIV Strategic Plans.