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News / 12 May 2025

GACA Campaign Advances Child Protection Advocacy with Public Engagement at Accra Mall

On 1 May 2025, the Department of Children took the GACA message directly to shoppers at the Accra Mall.

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News / 11 April 2025

Ashanti Regional Child Protection Committee Engages Regional Minister on Key Child Welfare Issues

The Ashanti Regional Child Protection Committee met the Regional Minister on child welfare priorities.

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Education / 12 December 2024

Human Rights Day 2024: Kwadaso Education Event Highlights

Highlights from a Human Rights Day 2024 education event in Kwadaso.

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News / 23 October 2024

Commemoration of 2024 International Day of the Girl Child

The campaign joined the 2024 commemoration of the International Day of the Girl Child.

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News / 3 July 2017

Gender Minister calls for the protection of children from abuse

Archived 2017 news item.

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News / 3 July 2017

Gender Ministry to observe Day of the African Child

Archived 2017 news item.

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News / 3 July 2017

MoGCSP to climax Day of the African Child with children-centered panel discussion

Archived 2017 news item.

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GACA — Ghanaians Against Child Abuse — is a national social drive to promote children's wellbeing, prevent abuse and protect children from harm.

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This website does not collect reports of abuse. If a child is in immediate danger, contact the Ghana Police Service or the Department of Social Welfare in your district.

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