Sexual health clinics in Ghana
The Ghanaian listing is a community clinic in Haatso, north Accra, built around infectious disease: it screens for and treats HIV, tuberculosis, hepatitis and sexually transmitted infections, is an accredited antiretroviral treatment site and publishes weekday and Saturday hours. It publishes no prices. Same-sex sexual activity between men is criminalised.
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No Accra clinic found publishes prices for HIV or STI testing. The listed clinic in Haatso describes itself as open to the general public and as a first point of call for many medical problems, but gives no figures, and the Ghana Health Service site has no readable page on HIV testing services. Ask what a consultation and each test will cost before you are seen, and expect to pay at the visit.
From clinic website· 22 Sep 2026From clinic website· 22 Sep 2026- Legal & safety
Same-sex sexual activity between men is criminalised in Ghana. The Human Dignity Trust records that section 104 of the Criminal Code 1960 covers acts described as unnatural carnal knowledge as a misdemeanour, carrying a maximum penalty of three years' imprisonment; the provision does not apply to women.
Published by Human Dignity Trust· 22 Sep 2026
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