See It For Yourself
A walkthrough of our newly built facility - from clinical treatment rooms to the courtyard where recovery happens every day.
Breaking Through Denial
Through motivational enhancement therapy, education, encouragement, and the examples of others in recovery.
Achieving Abstinence
In a controlled environment with a structured schedule.
Recovering Physically
Through a programme of healthy nutrition, reasonable physical exercise, and an appropriate amount of rest.
Developing Living Skills
Through AA/NA meetings, group psychotherapy, individual counselling, and peer education necessary to achieve lasting sobriety.
Our Recovery Partners
Trusted organisations we work alongside across Ghana.
Who We Are
A center of excellence in addiction treatment
HARP is a non-governmental organization (NGO) located in Winneba, Ghana, operating as a detox, comprehensive drug and alcohol rehabilitation facility. Our major activities encompass a holistic approach to recovery, ensuring that every individual receives the care and support they need on their journey to wellness.
We serve not only the Central Region but individuals from across Ghana who are seeking freedom from addiction, combining traditional recovery approaches with innovative therapeutic interventions.
Read our full profile →Music Therapy is at the heart of our recovery model.
Our emblem, the harp, recalls King David's harp - an instrument of healing, peace, and divine intervention. Just as music brought calm to a troubled king, we use music therapy as part of a holistic model of recovery, healing, and restored hope.
Our Leadership
Led by people who understand recovery
Founder & Executive Director
Eric Kweku Arhinful
With academic training in Community Medicine and Health, Clinical Psychiatry, and Counseling Psychology and Law - alongside his own recovery journey - Eric combines professional, personal, and spiritual insight to shape HARP's mission.
Read Eric's full profile →
Ms Lydia Botsio
Administrator / Finance Officer
Mr. Steward Dagla Ettor-Chrisk
Chaplain & Community Liaison Officer
Mr. Samuel Pyke Donkor Jnr
Fundraising & External Relations Officer
Mr. Logosu Amagashie
Program Coordinator
Licensed & Accredited
Regulated care you can trust
HARP operates under the oversight of Ghana's Health Facilities Regulatory Agency (HeFRA) and the Mental Health Authority, and holds active certifications on display at our facility.
How We Help
Our core services
Medical Detox
Professional withdrawal management in a safe, supervised environment.
Residential Treatment
Comprehensive inpatient care with 24/7 support and structured programming.
Outpatient Treatment
Flexible treatment options that allow continued community engagement.
Social Support Groups
Skills training (SSEP) specifically designed for individuals in recovery.
Our Services
Programmes across treatment and support
Our Projects
Community outreach and research initiatives
Our Impact
Reaching communities across Ghana
Winneba, Central Region
HARP Headquarters
Schools reached through ISADA
Students reached through ISADA
People reached annually via outreach
People reached through The Hope Project
Stories of Hope
Voices from our community
“When I arrived at HARP, I had lost everything - my job, my family's trust, and my hope.”
Kwame Anan
6 months sober
“As a single mother, I couldn't leave my children for residential treatment, but I desperately needed help.”
Ama Serwaa
1 year in recovery
“I was skeptical about music therapy at first, but it became the cornerstone of my healing.”
Samuel Kwame
18 months sober
Individual results vary. Shared with consent by HARP programme participants.
News & Media
Latest updates
Common Questions
Frequently asked questions
Reach out by phone, WhatsApp, or email to make an initial enquiry - our team is active 24/7 for urgent needs. We'll talk through your situation and the next steps together.
Have a different question? Get in touch.
Let's rebuild lives together
Your support funds medical detox, residential and outpatient care, and social skills empowerment programmes for people seeking freedom from addiction across Ghana.