About CACHA

cacha bulletinABOUT CACHA

CACHA Mission Statement:

The Canada Africa Community Health Alliance (CACHA) is a humanitarian organization that seeks to improve population health and provide HIV care, orphan vocational centers for children affected by the HIV calamity and education to remote African communities. We accomplish this through the provision of adequate resources based on the determinants of health that include: childhood education, water and sanitation, women's rights, income security, housing and nutrition. We provide materials, infrastructure, and the exchange of skill development in order to create a positive outcome on health in supported regions of operation. We seek to engage in strategic partnerships and build programs to ensure sustainability, transparency and accountability.

 

CACHA's Goals:

 

CACHA works in partnership with Canadian and African organizations to pursue the following objectives:
1)      To increase access to high quality health care services and contribute to the prevention and treatment of HIV/AIDS, through medical missions, training of medical staff, building of adequate infrastructure, provision of medication and medical supplies.
2)      To provide shelter, care and education for hundreds of unfortunate orphans and vulnerable children and youth, through scholarships, building of schools and training centers, provision of basic equipment and food.
3)      To improve life conditions of isolated African villages, through income generating activities, women’s empowerment,  
4)      To offer the opportunity to students to do internships in Africa;
CACHA seeks to build its programs in a way that ensures sustainability, transparency and accountability.

 

Understand more about who we are and how we run our organization by clicking the links on the right.