Our story so far
The Foundation's own short film on why oxygen matters, the children it reaches, and how to help.
Thousands of children are suffering and even dying due to a lack of oxygen. Low-income households can't afford what their kids need, and inadequate supply in our medical facilities hits the underprivileged hardest. We exist to change that.
A small foundation with one focus: getting free, safe oxygen to the children who would otherwise go without.
To improve the quality of life of children in disadvantaged hospitals and homes by providing free and safe medical oxygen with the aid of technology.
A West Africa where no child suffers or dies for lack of access to medical-grade oxygen.
We partner with medical gas firms, hospitals, medical professionals, and financial institutions who share our commitment to ensuring underprivileged children do not suffer because of the lack of medical oxygen.
Identifying hospitals throughout the country and providing free, safe oxygen to the children who need it most.
Medical gas piping, manifold systems, oxygen concentrators, and ICU ventilators for rural and disadvantaged facilities.
Training on safety, cylinder handling, and the technology behind reliable oxygen delivery to children.
The Foundation's own short film on why oxygen matters, the children it reaches, and how to help.
Breath of Hope Foundation is a subsidiary initiative of Rikair Company Limited, a market leader in the supply, installation, and maintenance of medical gas piping systems with over 20 years of regional expertise across West Africa. Every installation meets ISO and European/U.S. Pharmacopoeia quality standards.
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Medical and industrial gas solutions, from source to patient.
Parent company, established 2002
A small, dedicated team working with hospitals, donors, and medical professionals across Ghana.


Managing Director

Hospitals, medical gas companies, professionals, and institutions who share one goal: no child left without oxygen.
Your donation provides free, safe medical oxygen to children in disadvantaged hospitals across Ghana.