BasicNeeds-Ghana is a mental health and development advocacy organization that is dedicated to transforming the lives of people with mental illness or epilepsy in Ghana. They provide access to integrated mental health care, as well as social and economic services, in various communities across the country. Their mission is to enhance self-determination and influence public opinion and decision-making on mental health and development.

Their vision is to ensure that individuals with mental illness or epilepsy live in dignity, satisfying their basic needs and exercising their basic rights. BasicNeeds-Ghana implements the model for Mental Health and Development (MHD) to effectively address the needs of those affected by mental health conditions. They collaborate with other organizations and work with individuals, families, and communities to bring about positive change.

They also engage in policy advocacy and research to generate real-world evidence and forge partnerships that improve mental health provision. Through capacity building, community mental health programs, secure livelihoods initiatives, and collaborative efforts, BasicNeeds-Ghana empowers individuals and their families, enabling them to live and work successfully in their communities. Donations and volunteers play a crucial role in supporting their vital work.

Overall, BasicNeeds-Ghana is dedicated to improving mental health provision, advocating for the rights of those with mental illness or epilepsy, and creating opportunities for affected individuals to live fulfilling lives