Traditional authorities are sometimes viewed as “roadblocks” but early engagement with Indigenous leaders has resulted in more community participation, ownership, and acceptance of life-saving malaria interventions.
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Bridging emergency transportation gaps during the COVID-19 pandemic
CHAI has worked with communities to provide sustainable ambulance alternatives since 2011. The COVID-19 pandemic has made these services even more important.
5 questions with Vineet Prabhu
Our monthly checkin with staff. Learn more about the people who work at CHAI.
Bi-monthly HIV prevention injection is highly effective, now we need to make sure it can be rolled out quickly and equitably
AVAC, CHAI and others are making sure we can introduce a new HIV prevention injection quickly and safely after early results from a clinical trial.
We have a global shortage of midwives. Mentoring programs can close the gap.
CHAI works with governments across more than 10 countries to build the capacity of midwives and skilled birth attendants – during the coronavirus pandemic and beyond.
‘We get a chance to change the world’: CHAI CEO Iain Barton on joining the team
CEO Iain Barton chats about CHAI’s COVID-19 response, what he is bringing to the organization, and setting “big, hairy, audacious goals” for the future.
Volunteer network key to beating malaria in Cambodia
Cambodia plans to eliminate malaria by 2025. A network of volunteers in hard-to-reach communities is key to making it happen.
5 questions with Lily Zeng
Our monthly checkin with CHAI staff from around the world. Learn more about the people who work at CHAI.
How can we support health workers? Invest in them.
We at CHAI extend our heartfelt gratitude to health workers worldwide for their resolution to overcome difficult circumstances and provide essential care to patients who need it.
5 questions with Musa Bernard Komeh
Our monthly checkin with CHAI staff from around the world. Learn more about the people who work at CHAI.