Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection

Ghanaians Against Child Abuse - GACA

The Children, Our Future

International Day for Persons with Disability

Ghana Model Child Friendly Court

57th LEAP Payment

Disbursement of Emergency LEAP Cash Grant

Free NHIS Registration for Prison Inmates

TRAINING OF CASE MANAGEMENT OFFICERS OF THE FLAGSHIP SOCIAL PROTECTION PROGRAMMES ON THE UNIFIED CASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

The Social Protection Directorate of the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection has organised a two days training workshop Read more

OHCS MONITORS THE IMPLEMENTATION OF MOGCSP’S ORGANIZATIONAL MANUAL

The Management Services Department of the Office of the Head of Civil Service (OHCS) as part of the on-going Reforms Read more

MINISTRY OF GENDER ENGAGES RELIGIOUS AND TRADITIONAL LEADERS ON COVID-19 AWARENESS AND CHILD PROTECTION IN ACCRA

The Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection, Department of Community Development, GACA (Ghanaians Against Child Abuse) Secretariat and Obaapa Read more

COVID-19 SOCIAL AND BEHAVIOUR CHANGE SUPPORT FOR THE MINISTRY OF GENDER

Breakthrough ACTION is supporting the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection to determine the Social and Behaviour Change (SBC) Read more

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Our Vision

The Vision of MOGCSP “A harmonious society in which the survival and development of the sexes, children, the vulnerable, and persons with disability are guaranteed”

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The vision of the Ministry is guided by the following values: Integrity, Excellence & Social Justice

Our Mission

MOGCSP exists to contribute to the development of the nation by achieving gender equality and equity, facilitate the enforcement of the rights of children, promote the integration and protection of the vulnerable, excluded and persons with disabilities in the development process through appropriate policies and strategies with adequate resources. We are committed to working with integrity, excellence and social justice.

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SOCIAL DEVELOPMENTS

WOMEN EMPOWERMENT

CHILD RIGHT

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

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2020 CIVIL SERVICE AWARDS CEREMONY

The 2020 Civil Service Week Celebration was climaxed on Friday, 25th September, 2020 with an awards ceremony at the Accra International Conference Centre.

The celebration was under the theme: "Civil Service and Private Sector Synergy: A National Development Imperative."

The awards ceremony was instituted as part of the weeklong celebration to recognize the sterling performance and contributions of civil servants to the socio-economic development of Ghana.

In her welcome address, the chairperson for the Civil Service Council, Retired Justice Rose Constance Owusu thanked all civil servants for their immense contributions, dedications, collaborations and support to strengthen the civil service.

As part of the awards ceremony, some Directors from the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection were acknowledged for their outstanding performance and hard work.

The Chief Director for the Ministry, Dr. Afisah Zakariah was awarded for her hard work and accomplishments in the Civil Service in the Outstanding Achievements Awards Category.

Mr. Mawutor Ablo, Director for Policy, Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation at the Ministry also won an award for his excellent performance, commitment and dedication to the civil service.

The Acting Director for the Department of Children, Mrs. Florence Ayisi Quartey and Rev. Stephen Ofosu Darfour, Principal Programme Officer were awarded for their professionalism to duty.

Mr. Jones Oduro Boateng, Senior Executive Officer of the Department of Children was awarded for his punctuality and dedicated service whiles Mrs. Thelma Ohene-Asiamah, former General Administration Deputy Director was awarded for her outstanding leadership.

Among dignitaries present at the awards ceremony were the Head of Civil Service, Nana Agyekum Dwamena, Chief of Staff, Hon. Akosua Frema Osei Opare, Minister for Energy, John Peter Amewu and the Minister for Finance and Economic Planning, Ken Ofori-Atta.

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Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection

2 weeks ago

NATIONAL STAKEHOLDERS' MEETING ON DOMESTIC VIOLENCE POLICY REVIEW

The Domestic Violence Secretariat under the auspices of the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection in consultation with UNFPA-Ghana have organized a one-day National Stakeholders' meeting on the review of the National Domestic Violence Policy and Plan of Action to implement Domestic Violence Act, 2007 (Act 732) 2009-2019 in Accra on Tuesday,15th September, 2020.

Critical stakeholders whose roles are essential in addressing Domestic Violence in Ghana were engaged as part of the meeting to enable the Ministry take relevant information and consideration into developing a new policy.

The Ministry however, deemed it necessary to review the existing policy which has expired and develop a new one to guide the implementation of the Act into the near future.

Addressing stakeholders, the Deputy Minister for Gender, Children and Social Protection, Hon. Freda Prempeh said in measuring progress, achievement and impact, there is the need to recognize the inherent challenges of the legal and normative framework of Domestic Violence over a decade of policy implementation.

Engaging with stakeholders according to the Deputy Minister is vital as it serves as an opportunity to share achievements and best practices.

The Deputy Minister asserted that violence against women and girls continues to be a barrier to gender equality in Ghana.

She called on all stakeholders
to help eliminate injustices against all persons especially women and girls in Ghana.

Hon. Freda Prempeh assured stakeholders that the Ministry through the DV Secretariat shall provide public-private partnership and multidisciplinary solutions to deal with Domestic Violence in Ghana.

The Head of the Domestic Violence Secretariat, Madam Malonin Asibi said domestic violence denies survivors of the fundamental rights and also undermines human development goals.

She went on to say that the passing of the Domestic Violence Act 2007 provided an enabling environment and necessary mandate for a more coordinated response to domestic violence in Ghana.

Madam Malonin Asibi urged stakeholders to deliberate and come out with strategies that will help eliminate domestic violence in Ghana.

On his part, the UNFPA Ghana Representative, Mr Niyi Ojuolape was pleased by the efforts of the Ministry to bring together stakeholders to deliberate on the key findings of the review of the 2009-2019 National Domestic Violence Policy and Plan of Action. This he said is timely as it serves as an opportunity to draw lessons learnt over the past 10 years and strategize on the way forward to enhance partnership and collaboration to combat domestic violence that affects mostly women, adolescent girls and children in Ghana.

He added that UNFPA is concerned about the rising incidence of violence affecting women and girls and that there is the need to improve on preventive efforts as well as effective management of cases to mitigate long term effects on the victims.

Mr. Niyi Ojuolape promised that UNFPA in partnership with government and civil society will continuously work to eliminate all forms of violence against girls, young people and women.

Dr. Nansata Yakubu consultant for the project took participants through the development of proposals for the DV policy review.

Stakeholders also used the opportunity to review achievements and challenges chalked during the past 10 years whiles deliberating on inputs to be incorporated into the new policy.

The main objective of the review is to assess the extent to which the goals, objectives and outcomes in the National Domestic Violence Policy and Plan of Action (2009-2019) were achieved.

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