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CHAG Renovates National Office Ahead of 60th Anniversary in 2027
The project will modernise CHAG’s headquarters, create a befitting national office, and provide additional space and improved facilities to support the Association’s expanding workforce and future programmes.
A major renewal after nearly six decades
The Christian Health Association of Ghana (CHAG) has embarked on a major renovation of its national office as part of preparations for its 60th anniversary celebration in 2027. Established in 1967, CHAG has operated from a building that has not undergone any major renovation since it was erected that year.
The renovation marks an important investment in the Association’s institutional infrastructure, reflecting its growth over the decades and its continuing role in advancing healthcare delivery and health equity across Ghana.
Creating a befitting national office
The project aims to provide CHAG with a modern, befitting national office that reflects the organisation’s mandate, achievements and responsibilities within Ghana’s health sector. Planned improvements include expanded facilities, additional offices, reception area etc to support effective administration, collaboration and engagement with staff, members and partners.
Responding to a growing workforce and future programmes
As CHAG’s work and responsibilities continue to expand, the renovation will address the growing number of staff based at the national office and create room for anticipated projects that will require additional office space to operate effectively. The redesigned working environment is intended to improve coordination, efficiency and the capacity to manage programmes and partnerships.
Modern equipment and a better working environment
The renovated facility will be fitted with modern equipment to respond to staff needs and the practical demands of a contemporary office. Improved spaces and equipment are expected to support staff productivity, strengthen organisational operations and provide a more functional environment for planning, meetings and programme implementation.
Looking towards CHAG’s 60th anniversary
The renovation is more than a facelift: it is a forward-looking investment in CHAG’s ability to serve its members, partners and the communities that depend on faith-based healthcare. As the Association prepares to mark six decades of service in 2027, the renewed national office will help position it to respond to emerging health priorities and deliver its work more effectively.
CHAG continues to affirm its commitment to the healing ministry of Christ.
Source: Rachel Pinto
