The Life Partners Platform (LPP) is a registered non-governmental organization in Ghana with the goal of reducing drowning deaths and drowning-related losses as well as encouraging road safety. The organization in addition appreciates prudent measures taken to combat drug and substance abuse among the youth in Ghana.

By promoting advocacy, the organization hopes to garner public and governmental attention as well as support for the implementation of innovative approaches to these issues.

Additionally research and data management are also areas of interest for the organization, since decisions taken will be data driven to guide policy and legal enactments about drowning, traffic accidents, and substance abuse. Through sensitization, training, planning, and the implementation of practical interventions, we firmly believe that communities, institutions, and schools can be empowered to speculate, identify, and take the first steps toward managing or addressing these issues.

We emphasize the value of cooperation and have strong partnerships with a range of stakeholders, including bilateral and multilateral organizations, state agencies, NGOs, CBOs, and faith-based organizations. Now, LPP is the only non-governmental organization in Ghana whose operations focus on community drowning prevention.

We pledge our unwavering commitment towards the safety, health and overall well-being of every individual, collectively in Ghana.