Kpassa Health Centre

You walk into the quiet courtyard of Kpassa Health Centre and see the bright blue sign beside a low tin roof sheltering chairs and a plastic stool outside. This friendly neighbourhood clinic handles simple things like malaria tests for little ones and cough medicine for the elderly - just a chair and a laminated chart by the door. The whitewashed walls open onto a shaded backyard where women sometimes play drafty with seeds while they wait. You’ll find it tucked behind the old market hall on the road past the Catholic church in Kpasa. No fancy waiting room here, just the sound of the door creaking open and nurses calling names in calm Twi. You step off the dusty road and onto a patch of swept earth behind the market square where the smell of fried plantain lingers. Nobel Mart is a bustling little general store where children pause their football games to point at Bible sticks or tooth