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What Is The Health & Humanitarian Aid Foundation?
The Health & Humanitarian Aid Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing medical & humanitarian aid to those whose lives have been affected by famine, poverty and disaster in Ghana. The organization is a collaborative effort, comprised of two distinct team: health and humanitarian.
These two teams work symbiotically to establish a better quality of life for Ghanaians.
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