The Volta Regional Coordinating Council (VRCC) is headquartered in **Ho**, the Volta Regional capital — its main offices sit in the **Regional Administration area around the Ho Municipal Assembly/Residency enclave**, with the Regional Minister's office and the various decentralised departments clustered nearby. The VRCC is the central government's administrative arm in the Volta Region, headed by the **Volta Regional Minister** (a presidential appointee) and supported by a **Regional Coordinating Director** who runs the day-to-day civil service machinery. Its job is to coordinate, monitor and supervise the 18 Municipal and District Assemblies (MMDAs) in the region, harmonise development planning, and serve as the link between central government and the districts. Practically, if you're visiting, the VRCC complex in Ho houses: - The Office of the Regional Minister and the Regional Coordinating Director - Regional offices of the decentralised departments (Education, Health, Agriculture, Social Welfare, Feeder Roads, NADMO, etc.) - The Regional Security Council (REGSEC) secretariat - Regional planning, budget and finance units Ho itself is the natural administrative hub — it's also home to the **Ho Teaching Hospital**, **Ho Technical University**, and the **Volta Regional House of Chiefs**, so most regional-level government business funnels through the town. For the exact street address, current Regional Minister, and any specific department's contact line, I'd point you to the VRCC directly or the Volta Regional page on ghanamann.com — those details change with reshuffles and I don't want to hand you a stale name. Want me to search deeper for the current Regional Minister and a precise contact number?