Where Health, Law, and Community Action Meet

Change by Action Project was founded by a registered nurse and law student who has worked at the intersection of health, education, and justice in Ghana.

While working at the bedside, our founder saw patterns that medical care alone could not solve. Preventable illnesses linked to poor health education. Young people limited by lack of access to information. Families affected not only by disease, but by weak systems and limited legal awareness.

These experiences shaped a clear conviction. Sustainable health outcomes require more than treatment. They require education, justice, and accountable systems.

To respond to this gap, Change by Action Project was established as a community-based organization focused on practical action aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals, particularly SDG 3 on health, SDG 4 on education, SDG 16 on justice and civic awareness, and SDG 17 on partnerships.

Our work combines grassroots health education, community engagement, and rights-based awareness to empower people with knowledge and tools they can use in their daily lives.

Change by Action Project exists to turn lived experience into structured action, and to ensure that care does not stop at the clinic, but extends into the systems that shape people’s futures.

Founder and Lead
Paul Adu-Gyamfi

RN, BSN, LLB (Candidate)