Hilda Arthur-Blay

Founder & Executive Director

Public Health Specialist | Caregiver | Advocate for Aging with Dignity

 

From Personal Loss to National Mission

The story of Noble Care at Home begins not in a boardroom, but at a bedside.

For five years, Hilda Arthur-Blay cared for her mother after a brain tumor diagnosis. During that time, she experienced what so many families face — the logistics, the worry, and the gaps in a system that too often overlooks older adults. It was a journey of devotion, exhaustion, and discovery — one that ultimately sparked a lifelong passion to reimagine elder care.

That passion led her to pursue a Master of Public Health, gaining the conceptual and theoretical foundation to complement her lived experience. She went on to train in the United Kingdom and the United States, and interned with the World Health Organization in Geneva, where she studied elder-care models built on dignity, autonomy, and family involvement.

Upon returning to Ghana, Hilda worked as a public health analyst, contributing to projects focused on improving health systems, preventing chronic diseases, and promoting health literacy. That experience deepened her understanding of the nation’s healthcare realities and strengthened her commitment to practical, data-driven solutions that honor both science and humanity.

In 2025, while establishing Noble Care, Hilda endured another profound loss. Grief and purpose came together, strengthening her resolve. Noble Care at Home is the result — a professional, relationship-centered service that helps older adults live safely and with dignity at home, while offering families peace of mind through clear communication and trusted care.

The work is both practical and personal. Every visit is respectful. Every update builds trust. Each caregiver is trained to see the person, not just the task.

 

A Leader Rooted in Care

Today, Hilda leads Noble Care with the same compassion that shaped her personal journey and the professionalism she gained through international experience. Her approach combines clinical structure with emotional intelligence, ensuring that care is not just provided but genuinely felt.

She is dedicated to developing a new generation of caregivers in Ghana, who perceive their roles not as jobs but as callings. Under her leadership, Noble Care is establishing a new standard for aging with dignity in West Africa.