Clients attending an outreach clinic organised by our local partner in Kenya, Kalyet Afya Foundation.
Healthy women, communities and their environment
CHASE Africa supports local organisations in East Africa to give rural communities access to family planning, healthcare, and rights. Simultaneously, our projects protect the environment and promote resilience to climate change, ensuring sustainable development for generations to come.
Healthy
women
We improve women’s health and wellbeing, and that of their families. Our community health programmes break down barriers that prevent women accessing health services and realising their Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights.
Creating healthy communities
By enhancing knowledge, changing attitudes, and improving access to healthcare and contraception, we create positive ripple effects throughout the community. We improve health-seeking behaviour and we empower individuals to advocate for their needs.
In healthy environments
CHASE Africa promotes a one-health approach, recognising the interconnectedness of human and environmental health and wellbeing. Empowering communities with healthcare, information and strong community structures enables better care for the environment, natural resources, and biodiversity.
1,156,976
primary health services delivered
523,000
family planning services delivered
How we work
CHASE Africa supports established local organisations in East Africa who are already working closely with rural communities.
We provide financial, technical and organisational development support to enable them to either start up and implement community health programmes. Or we support local organisations to incorporate Sexual and Reproductive Health into their existing health programmes, integrating activities with their other work where possible. We also facilitate learning across the different local partners that form the CHASE Africa partner network.
An outreach clinic organised by our local partner RCRA Uganda in the Rwenzori foothills, Uganda
Where we work
Latest news
Empowering Healthcare Workers: CHASE Africa's new grant to tackle teenage pregnancy in Kenya
We are very excited to have been awarded a Global Health Workforce Programme (GHWP) grant by Tropical Health and Education Trust (THET).
Joan’s dedication to improving women’s health
Joan Seleyian was the Community Health Programme Assistant for Big Life Foundation. Joan was committed to improving her local community’s healthcare provision.
Claire Nicholls reflects on the impact of CHASE Africa’s work after visiting our local partners in Kenya
'It was an incredibly valuable visit for me, to be able to see, first-hand, some of the remarkable work of some of CHASE Africa’s local partner organisations.'