CHAK runs a wide range of health service delivery programmes with the goal of promoting universal access to quality health care. These include communicable diseases, Non-Communicable Diseases, Reproductive, Maternal, Neonatal Adolescent Health and Family Planning.

The CHAK network of health facilities ensures service delivery at all levels of the health system in 45 counties in Kenya.

HIV & AIDS Programme

CHAK has acquired a wealth of experience in implementing HIV/AIDS programmes over the years. We are currently implementing two major HIV programmes:

• CHAP Stawisha 
• USAID Jamii Tekelezi

Reproductive, Maternal, Neonatal Health and Family Planning

Kenya has made notable progress in improving maternal and child health outcomes. However, despite the progress, disparities in the quality, accessibility and affordability of healthcare remain a major challenge, hence most vulnerable and deprived mothers and children are denied their right to survive and thrive. It is against this backdrop that CHAK is empowering its member health units to provide this vital service in their catchment populations.

• Bread for the World Capacity Building project 

Non Communicable Diseases (NCDs)

The CHAK NCDs programme focuses on education, awareness creation, raising demand for screening to increase early diagnosis, care and treatment, capacity building for health care wokers and access to quality, affordable medicines. CHAK is currently implementing several NCD projects. 

Health System Strengthening (HSS) Partnership  

Partnership for Education of Health Professionals (PEP Project)

ICARE Initiative

ACCESS Project

Africa Clear Sight Partnership Project