REACH stands for Representatives for Equal Access to Community Health-care in Ghana. As of 2009, approximately 40% of Ghana's population lacks adequate access to basic health facilities. Even where services are in close proximity, user fees deter those in need from accessing health-care. In 2004, the Ghana Government instituted the National Health Insurance Scheme to reduce the financial barriers to health-care caused by the user fee system. However, the quality, cost, and efficiency of health-care in the country still remain sub-par. REACH Ghana was established to help address this situation.

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