During the site visit, foundation leadership will spend time in the communities where the pilot program will take place.

Key activities include:

School Visits
Meeting with school administrators and teachers to understand the needs of students and identify how the program can best support learning and health education.

Community Meetings
Conversations with community and local leaders to ensure the program aligns with local priorities and expectations.

Healthcare Partnerships
Meeting with healthcare professionals and clinics that may participate in teaching health education sessions or supporting student career exposure.

Project Identification
Evaluating school facilities and identifying potential service projects that could improve learning environments.

Logistics Planning
Inspecting housing options, transportation arrangements, and other operational details needed for future volunteer teams.

The site visit is also an opportunity to establish long-term relationships with partner schools and healthcare providers.

These partnerships help ensure that the pilot program is:

• Guided by local expertise

• Implemented responsibly

• Sustainable over time

Following the visit, the Ghana Medical Foundation will finalize program plans in preparation for the pilot program launch in August 2026.

The site visit is designed to ensure that the pilot program launches with strong partnerships and clear plans. By the end of the visit, the Ghana Medical Foundation aims to have several key elements confirmed.

These include:

• Finalizing partnerships with participating schools

• Meeting with local healthcare professionals who will teach health education clinics

• Confirming service projects that can improve school environments

• Evaluating housing and logistics for future volunteer teams

• Establishing relationships with community leaders and local partners

These outcomes allow the organization to move forward with confidence and clarity as it prepares for the pilot program launch in August 2026.

The goal of the visit is simple: to ensure that every part of the program is built in partnership with the community and prepared for responsible implementation.