Two Decades of Field-Tested Impact

For over twenty years, PRESERVE has worked alongside local leadership in Ho, Adaklu-Dzakpo, and cross-border corridors. Our approach is built on direct partnership and grassroots community action, ensuring interventions are locally relevant and sustainable.

We do not publish theoretical reports; we plant trees, distribute cookstoves, and equip young women with vital health knowledge directly in the classroom.

PRESERVE Leadership

Two Decades of Impact

Founding & Reforestation

Cross-Border Health

Adolescent Health Scale

Established in 2002, PRESERVE initiated teak tree planting and fuel-efficient Gyapa stove distribution in Adaklu-Dzakpo.

By 2004, our HIV/AIDS intervention project expanded into Ghana-Togo cross-border transit corridors.

In 2024, we scaled adolescent reproductive health workshops across vocational institutes like St. Ann's and Manya Krobo.

Our team in Accra and Ho is ready to discuss partnerships and collaborations.