A Mission-Led Non-Profit Organization
AYA Collective is a non-profit organization working to strengthen health systems, expand access to essential care, and support sustainable public health impact across Ghana and West Africa.
How our model worksAYA Collective is an African non-profit working with governments, donors, and partners to strengthen health systems and widen access to quality reproductive, maternal, and newborn care across Ghana and West Africa.
Built jointly by the Ghana Health Service and AYA Collective, rsLog is the national platform for family planning and comprehensive abortion care records. It captures services at the point of care, works offline, and feeds Ghana's national health system with cleaner, faster, more reliable data.
Designed for providers, district managers, regional directors, and national teams who need clear, timely visibility into service data quality, reporting completeness, and stock status.


Purpose-built for service providers and facility staff who need a reliable workflow for daily entry, stock updates, and timely monthly reporting.


A polished iPhone experience for providers and facility staff who need secure access to daily service entry, monthly summaries, and reporting workflows on iOS.
CoVault is the system AYA built to stop treating the inbox as a filing cabinet. Files sit on storage the organization owns; the permissions and the record of every action sit in a database we run. Nine modules (files, sharing, review, search, projects, notices, co-editing, chat and administration) under one set of rules.
The store holds the bytes. The database holds the authority: who may see a file, who did see it, and which version was approved. Splitting the two means the storage layer has no opinion about who you are.
Where we work
From our headquarters in Accra, AYA partners with governments and health workers in four countries, run as one connected region so programs, data, and supply chains move faster.
Based in Accra and rooted in the communities we serve, we work with governments and partners to build health systems that outlast any single project, and to put reproductive and maternal care within everyone’s reach.
About AYA Collective
From family planning to safe delivery and newborn care, AYA works where the need is greatest, alongside health workers and communities so that quality care becomes the norm, not the exception.
See our programsAYA works across the health system, from national policy and data down to the clinics where care is actually delivered.
AYA Collective is a non-profit organization working to strengthen health systems, expand access to essential care, and support sustainable public health impact across Ghana and West Africa.
How our model worksFamily planning, comprehensive abortion care, and maternal and newborn health programs run with governments across Ghana and West Africa.
See our programsA regional training network that grows the clinical and data skills health workers need, mapped country by country.
Explore the allianceQuality-assured medicines and field programs that put reproductive and maternal health within reach.
Two Ghana FDA-registered reproductive health medicines, available to health facilities, pharmacies, and distributors nationwide.
View the medicinesAYA's own contraceptive brand, widening access to affordable family planning across the region.
Discover DAISY™Multi-country projects spanning Ghana, Benin, Burkina Faso, and Côte d'Ivoire, from national policy to the point of care.
See featured projectsQuality-assured products
Ghana FDA-registered reproductive health medicines and AYA's own contraceptive brand, supplied to health facilities, pharmacies, and distributors across the region.
Who we are, who leads the work, and the programs in pictures.
A locally led African organization working to make quality reproductive and maternal health care reliable and lasting.
About AYA CollectiveA board of recognized leaders in reproductive health, population science, finance, and development guides the organization.
Meet the boardPhotographs from our programs, partners, and teams across Ghana and the wider region.
Open the gallery