ORGANIZATION PROFILE AND MISSION STATEMENT

MICDAK Charity Foundation is a registered NGO that is located in the Kumasi Metropolis
and has been in operation for over 19 years, providing quality Health Services, sexual
reproductive health services, and HIV services to sexual minority groups who are mostly
marginalized and stigmatized by society, such as KPs and PLHIVs, to help reduce their risk
of HIV and other HIV-related issues.
In 2010, MICDAK implemented an HIV program in collaboration with FHI360 on linkages;
in 2012–2015, MICDAK also implemented the Round 8 project in collaboration with the
Global Fund in the Ashanti region.
GLOBALFUND, in collaboration with MICDAK, implemented NFM1in 2015–2018 in the
Ashanti region; in 2016, MICDAK also worked with the population council on MEN
STUDIES in collaboration with the Ghana AIDS Commission and the School of Public
Health.
MICDAK implemented science studies on key populations in the Kumasi metropolitan
assembly in June 2016 through USAID/CDC.
In 2016–2017, MICDAK worked in three districts in the Ashanti Region to increase
availability and access to comprehensive prevention, care, and treatment services, including
reliable coverage across the continuum of care for MSM and PLHIV in Bekwai, KMA, and
Ejura, Sekyere Dumase, for 11 months, which started from November 2016 to September 30,
2017, through the USAID-funded project, CARE CONTINUUM.
Also in 2017 and 2018, under the USAID-funded project (CARE CONTINUUM),
The project was extended to the Bono-Ahafo Region, where MICDAK provided HIV
services to KP within the Greater Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA): Kumasi, Sunyani
municipal, Edwura, Obuasi, Brekum municipal, and Bekwai municipal, as part of the Care
Continuum Project in Ghana.
MICDAK has also worked in Sefwi Wiawso municipal in the western north under JSI
through the USAID-founded project (Strengthening Care Continuous) for 12 months, which
started from October 2020 to September 2021 for KPs and GPs.
MICDAK is currently working in Sefwi Wiawso Municipal, Aowin Municipal, Bodi District,
and Juaboso District, all in the western north region under JSI, through the USAID-founded
project (STRENGTHENING CARE CONTINUUM) for KPs and GPs and the Covax Project.
And also working as the focal NGO for SEND GHANA on COMMUNITY LED
MONITORING on HIV/AIDS program in the Sefwi Wiawso municipality.
MISSION:
To provide quality services on sexual and reproductive health (SRH), education, and
environmental issues to the people through effective and efficient information sharing,
counselling, capacity building, and innovative development programs.