Narconon Ghana

In 2002, Joe Appiah of Accra, Ghana, was licensed by Narconon International and began delivering drug education presentations. Since that time he has reached well over 20,000 school children and adults.

On February 27, 2004, Narconon Ghana held its official grand opening. This event was held at the Aviation Social Centre in order to accommodate the 400 people attending.

The event opened with a traditional Ghanaian dance and music performance. Later on the local students performed a captivating anti-drug drama.

Florence Linda Eshen, Assistant Director of the Ghana Education Service and Chairperson of the event, ackowledged the work being done by the Narconon program and the importance of addressing the drug problem as well as the AIDs problem.

First Step Workshop

Following the grand opening, Narconon Ghana organized a First Step workshop. The 100 attendees drilled the basics of the program, exchanging nerve assists, locationals and making cal/mag.

Here is one of the many successes from the workshop: "I recommend that the establishment of Narconon be commended by the government of the country. I personally hope to support Narconon with any and all my efforts," executive at the Accra Psychiatric Hospital.

Link to Narconon Ghana Drug Rehab Center