Frequently Asked Questions

Diagnosis and treatment are available through specialist hospitals with hematology services, including Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital and other major referral hospitals. Patients should seek medical attention as early as possible, as early diagnosis and treatment significantly improves outcomes.

The National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) may cover some consultations, tests, and general healthcare services, but many specialized treatments, medications, and procedures for leukemia are not fully covered. If you are unable to afford treatment, we encourage you to speak with your healthcare team about available support options and financial assistance programmes that may be available through hospitals or partner organizations.

You can contact us by phone, email, or by completing the enquiry form on our “Contact Us” page. Our team will respond to your enquiry as soon as possible.

The Centre for Hematology & Clinical Genetics is a flagship project of the Leukaemia Project Foundation in partnership with Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital. It is being established as Ghana's first dedicated center for the diagnosis, treatment, research, and long-term management of leukemia and other blood disorders, while also serving as a center for clinical genetics, education, and specialist training.

The Centre is currently under development. Construction and commissioning are being carried out in phases and are dependent on fundraising and strategic partnerships. An official opening date will be announced once the project reaches completion.

The Centre will provide specialized diagnostic laboratories, outpatient and inpatient care, bone marrow transplant services, clinical genetics services, research facilities, and specialist training for healthcare professionals. Details regarding treatment costs, subsidies, and financial assistance programmes will be communicated closer to the Centre's opening, with the aim of making specialist care as accessible and affordable as possible.

Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital is Ghana's largest teaching and national referral hospital, providing specialist healthcare to patients from across the country and the West African sub-region. Locating the Centre at Korle-Bu allows it to integrate with existing specialist services while expanding Ghana's capacity to diagnose and treat blood disorders.

You can support the Leukaemia Project Foundation through Mobile Money, bank transfer, debit or credit card, international donations, or by becoming a recurring monthly donor through our website. Every contribution supports the construction of the Centre for Hematology & Clinical Genetics and helps advance our mission of improving blood cancer care in Ghana.

Your donation helps fund the construction and equipping of the Centre for Hematology & Clinical Genetics, public education and awareness programmes, advocacy initiatives, and organizational operations that advance our mission. The Foundation is committed to transparency, accountability, and responsible financial management, and all funds are managed in accordance with our governance and reporting requirements.

Yes. The Leukaemia Project Foundation is a registered non-profit organization in Ghana. Tax deductibility depends on the laws of the country in which the donation is made. We recommend consulting a qualified tax adviser for guidance on your individual circumstances.

We welcome partnerships with businesses, institutions, and organizations that share our vision. Companies can support us through financial sponsorships, corporate donations, fundraising initiatives, event sponsorships, professional expertise, equipment, medical supplies, logistics, or other in-kind contributions. Please contact us to discuss partnership opportunities.

Yes. We welcome volunteers who are passionate about supporting our mission through fundraising, awareness campaigns, community outreach, events, and administrative support. Simply complete the Volunteer Form on our website or contact us directly to learn about current opportunities.