​Simon's Mango Tree (formally N-GHASaid) is a charity which was set up in 2011 by staff in the anaesthetic department of Northwick Park Hospital in London, England.

​The charity focuses on providing aid to the North West region of Ghana, in particular to the towns of Jirapa and the village of Guo.

​The aims of Simon's Mango Tree are to provide:

• medical equipment and education to hospitals 
• equipment and financial and educational support to schools 
• humanitarian aid to villages and orphanages 
• education in self-sustainability.

​The ethos of the charity is to forge links between individuals in Ghana and the UK so that all of our projects are targeted to the needs of the local communities. We are completely guided by the people we are trying to help.

We also strive to establish self sustainability amongst the communities that we give aid to.

The projects that we are currently focused on are:

• St. Joseph’s Hospital in Jirapa, Upper West Region, Ghana 
• Guo Kindergarten, Primary, Junior & Senior Schools
• St. Joseph Orphanage in Jirapa​
• Humanitarian aid primarily for villages in North West Ghana