National Vice President
Est. 2005 · Recognised Trade Union
Integrity is our
bottom line.
HASAG is the recognised Trade Union representing the Accounting Class within Ghana's public health sector — uniting Health Accounting and Audit professionals in the pursuit of professional excellence, members' welfare and sound financial management.
4,000+
Members
23
Regional Chapters
250+
Health Facilities
Continuous Professional Development Session
National Secretariat · 2026
Est. 2005
21 Yrs of Service
Notices
21+ Years
Serving the Health Sector
Who We Are
The professional home of Ghana's health accounting staff
Established in 2005 and formally inaugurated in Accra in June 2006, HASAG brings Health Accounting and Audit professionals — from regional and teaching hospitals to district clinics and national health agencies — under one national body, with Trade Union status since 2020.
- One national body with twenty-three regional chapters and a single code of ethics.
- Welfare packages, including a Tier 3 Provident Fund, that secure the long-term future of every member.
- Structured continuous professional development, workshops and national congresses.
- The Government-approved first Collective Bargaining Agreement (2025) — a landmark framework for members' rights and welfare.
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Active Members
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Regional Chapters
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Health Facilities
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Our Code
Six principles govern every ledger we keep
Our members are custodians of public trust. These values are not aspirations — they are conditions of membership.
01
Integrity
Honest records without exception. Our name and our conduct must always agree — that is the meaning of Hasag ·· Integrity.
02
Professionalism
Ethical standards and technical competence in every ledger, voucher and report our members produce.
03
Accountability
Every cedi of public health money must answer to a name, a voucher and a verifiable trail.
04
Transparency
Open books, clear reporting and honest disclosure — from district clinic to national agency.
05
Commitment to Unity
One national body speaking with one voice — from every regional chapter to the National Secretariat.
06
Service Excellence
Continuous learning, professional development and a standing commitment to serve members and the health sector well.
What We Do
A union that works for its members
Membership & Welfare Fund
Registration, dues administration, the benevolence scheme and the Tier 3 Provident Fund that safeguard members and their families.
Training, Workshops & CPD
Regional seminars, IFRS and GIFMIS clinics and structured continuous professional development for every grade of staff.
Advocacy & Collective Bargaining
A united voice negotiating on employment, welfare and conditions of service — backed by the Union's first approved Collective Bargaining Agreement.
Standards & Audit Support
Technical guidance, peer review and compliance support that keeps facility accounts audit-ready all year round.
HASAG gives every health accountant — from the smallest clinic to the largest teaching hospital — a professional home and a national voice.
Nov
2026
Official Notice · Annual General Conference
20th Annual General Conference — Takoradi
Theme: Finance and Accounting: The Strategic Nerve of Ghana's Health System.
Publications
Latest from the Secretariat
Gallery
Moments from the Union
Carry the badge.
Keep the books honest.
If you serve in the accounts directorate of any health institution in Ghana, there is a place for you in this union.
Membership form — one download away
About
About the Union
HASAG is the recognised Trade Union representing the Accounting Class within Ghana's public health sector. Established in 2005 and formally inaugurated in Accra in June 2006, the Association unites Health Accounting and Audit professionals under one national body committed to professional excellence, members' welfare and sound financial management.
2005
Founded
23
Regional Chapters
4,000+
Members
Hasag ·· Integrity.
Our founding motto
Our Mission
To serve as the unified voice of Health Accounting Staff by advocating for improved conditions of service, protecting members' rights, promoting professional excellence and strengthening accountability and sound financial management within Ghana's health sector.
Our Vision
To be the leading and most respected Professional Association and Trade Union championing the welfare, professional development and collective interests of Health Accounting professionals in Ghana.
Our Core Values
Integrity
Professionalism
Accountability
Transparency
Commitment to Unity
Service Excellence
Our Story
Two decades of organised service
From a shared commitment among Health Accounting professionals to a recognised national Trade Union — the milestones that shaped HASAG.
2005
Founding of the Union
Health Accounting professionals come together around a shared commitment to advance their professional interests, promote ethical standards and strengthen their collective voice — HASAG is established under pioneer President Rev. Maxwell Obuobisa Darko.
June 2006
Union Formally Inaugurated
HASAG is formally inaugurated in Accra, giving Health Accounting and Audit professionals a unified national platform to advance their interests within the public health sector.
2020
Trade Union Status Attained
HASAG attains Trade Union status, strengthening its institutional mandate to formally advocate for members and negotiate on matters of employment, welfare and conditions of service — the same year the Deputy Director of Finance grade is created.
2023
National Secretariat Acquired
The Association acquires office accommodation to host its National Secretariat, giving HASAG a permanent institutional home.
2024
Welfare Packages Updated
Member welfare packages are updated, including the implementation of a Tier 3 Provident Fund to strengthen the long-term financial security of members.
2025
First Collective Bargaining Agreement
After years of advocacy, engagement and collective effort, the Government of Ghana approves HASAG's first Collective Bargaining Agreement — a landmark framework for the rights, welfare and professional interests of members.
2026 — Present
Official Union Vehicle Acquired
HASAG acquires an official vehicle for the Union, strengthening its operational capacity to serve and represent members across the country.
How We're Governed
A structure built on accountability
HASAG's constitution separates leadership, oversight and wisdom into three distinct bodies — so no single office holds unchecked authority over the Union's affairs.
Meet the National ExecutiveNational Executive Council
Nine elected officers who run the Union's day-to-day affairs, represent it nationally and guide governance, discipline and constitutional interpretation.
Patrons
Distinguished non-members who lend their standing and counsel to the Union's mission.
Regional Chapters
Twenty-three chapters across the country, each electing its own officers and running local welfare and training.
Be part of the next chapter.
Every accounting officer in Ghana's public health system has a place in this Union — join the professionals keeping the nation's health finances honest.
Leadership
The National Executives
Duly elected at the Biennial National Congress, these officers steer the affairs of the Union — accountable to the membership and guided by the constitution.
Current Term of Office
2025 — 2027
Executive Council
Officers of the Union
Nine elected offices, sworn to serve every member in every facility across the sixteen regions.
National Secretary
National Vice Secretary
National Organiser
National Financial Secretary
National PRO
National Welfare Officer
National Women's Commissioner
The Council
The National Executive Council
The National Executive Council advises the Union, preserves its constitution and arbitrates on matters of state.
Chairman · National Executive Council
Eld. Samuel Ofori-Atta
Retired Principal Accountant — Korle Bu Teaching Hospital
A founding member of the Union and custodian of its constitution, Elder Ofori-Atta chairs the National Executive Council — guiding the Union on governance, discipline and the preservation of the founding values of HASAG.
30+ years of service
Custodian of the Constitution
Council Member
Elder Joshua Kwame Ayitey
Former Director of Finance, Ministry of Health. Council member since 2014.
Council Member
Nanahemaa Adwoa Pinamang
Queen Mother and lifelong advocate for health workers' welfare. Council member since 2018.
Council Member
Alhaji Seidu Mahama
Former Chief Accountant, Ghana Health Service. Council member since 2021.
Have a matter for the Executive Council?
Petitions, chapter correspondence and invitations are received by the National Secretary.
Documents
Forms & Downloads
Membership forms, the HASAG constitution and the welfare benefit form — official downloadable documents, kept current by the national secretariat.
Article 7 · Constitution
How to Become a Member
Membership of HASAG is open to every accounting and internal audit staff member working within Ghana's health sector, including:
Ministry of Health
Ghana Health Service
All Teaching Hospitals
Christian Health Association of Ghana (CHAG) Institutions
Training Institutions
All other agencies of the Ministry of Health
The Procedure
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01
Download and complete the Membership Form, providing your details and place of work within the health sector.
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02
Fulfil any other requirements which the National Executive Committee may request of applicants.
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Submit the completed form to your regional secretary or the national secretariat for processing.
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04
Once approved, you will be entered in the Association's register of members, kept at the national headquarters, and issued a membership card.
Ready to apply?
Reach out to the secretariat and we'll guide you through the rest — or send us your details directly.
Library
Publications
Newsletters, articles, flyers, conference and congress notifications from the union's archive.
Latest
News
Stories, announcements and updates from the Health Accounting Staff Association of Ghana.
Archive
Gallery
A complete visual archive of congresses, trainings, outreach and national events.
Reach Us
Contact the Secretariat
Reach the national secretariat, your regional chapter, or the welfare desk — whichever route suits your matter.
Call
037 209 6836
Mon–Fri, 8:00am–5:00pm GMT
Email
hasagnational@gmail.com
General enquiries & correspondence
Visit
PMB Lomnava, Accra
National Secretariat, Ghana
Digital Address
GC-013-9170
Ghana Post GPS
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Office Hours
- Monday – Friday8:00am – 5:00pm
- Saturday9:00am – 1:00pm
- Sunday & Public HolidaysClosed
Welfare Desk
For benevolence claims and urgent member welfare matters, contact your Regional Chapter Secretary directly — chapters resolve most welfare matters faster than the national office.
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