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Our members

Six social marketing organisations that together supply about half of Ghana's contraceptive market. Each sells quality-assured products at affordable prices and puts every surplus cedi back into access.

Founding member

AYA Collective

Head office: AccraDistribution: NationwideTagline: Partnering for Sustainable Health

About

Headquartered in Accra, Ghana, AYA Collective distributes its registered pharmaceutical products nationwide. Working under the banner “Partnering for Sustainable Health”, it is a founding member of SMOC.

What we do

  • Femiprist, a medical abortion combipack
  • Misoprin (misoprostol) for the prevention and treatment of postpartum haemorrhage
  • Nationwide distribution of registered pharmaceutical products

Where we work

Nationwide distributionHead office in Greater Accra
Founding member

DKT International Ghana

In Ghana since: 2010Head office: AccraAlso serves: Liberia and Sierra Leone

About

DKT International Ghana runs DKT's social marketing programme for Anglophone West Africa from Accra. Since 2010 it has worked to raise contraceptive use and reduce maternal deaths, and since 2018 the programme has also reached Liberia and Sierra Leone.

What we do

  • Fiesta and Kiss condoms, including Kiss Strawberry Gel (2025)
  • The Lydia range: pills, injectables, implants, IUDs and Lydia Postpill emergency contraception
  • Ipas MVA kits for miscarriage care
  • Training for midwives and nurses, and a network of partner clinics
  • Behaviour-change campaigns for young people

Where we work

All 16 regions of GhanaHead office in Greater AccraPharmacies, clinics and shops
Founding member

Total Family Health Organisation

Founded: 2017Type: Ghanaian not-for-profit

About

Total Family Health Organisation is a Ghanaian not-for-profit social marketing organisation. It promotes healthy behaviours and makes affordable health products available across the country, working with government, the private sector and civil society to reduce STIs and unintended pregnancies.

What we do

  • Ebony condoms in four flavours, and Ebony Plus with lubricant
  • Distribution through pharmacies, chemical sellers, supermarkets, online shops and condom vending machines
  • Community family planning outreach that tackles myths, such as free services for fisherfolk at the National Fish Festival

Where we work

Nationwide distribution
Founding member

MSI Reproductive Choices Ghana

Head office: Tesano, AccraClinics: 8 across GhanaCountry Director: Dr Demi Priscilla Letsa

About

MSI Reproductive Choices Ghana, also known as Marie Stopes Ghana, is one of the country's largest and most established providers of sexual and reproductive healthcare. It reaches clients through its own clinics, outreach teams and social marketing.

What we do

  • Contraception and family planning counselling
  • Pregnancy options counselling
  • Sexual and reproductive health services, including services for men
  • A toll-free contact centre (0800 208 585) and WhatsApp line
  • Training and equipment for public hospitals

Where we work

Greater AccraNorthernNorth EastSavannahAshantiBono
Founding member

Planned Parenthood Association of Ghana

Founded: 1967Network: Member of IPPFReach: 11 clinics, 54 mobile clinics

About

PPAG was founded in 1967 to provide family planning services to the people of Ghana and is a full member association of the International Planned Parenthood Federation. It runs 11 permanent clinics, 54 mobile clinics and more than 1,000 community service points, supported by over 1,000 volunteers.

What we do

  • Family planning, maternal and child health, and infertility care
  • HIV and STI testing and counselling
  • Youth programmes, including the Youth Action Movement and peer educators
  • The Yenkasa contact centre, offering SRH information in Ga, Twi, Ewe, Dagbani and English

Where we work

CentralNorthernVoltaClinics and mobile outreach in many regions
Founding member

Health Keepers Network

Founded: 2009Head office: AccraMotto: Prevention: Better than Cure

About

Health Keepers Network is a Ghanaian-owned non-profit that brings affordable health products, services and information to rural and underserved communities. It works through trained community distributors, called HealthKeepers, with a focus on women and children.

What we do

  • Door-to-door sales of health products for women and children
  • Health education and links to services in hard-to-reach areas
  • Community awareness events, such as on antimicrobial resistance in Teshie
  • Training and support for local HealthKeepers as health entrepreneurs

Where we work

Greater Accra (head office)Rural and underserved communities

Profiles are based on members' own websites and published sources.