
Donate to CACHA
All general donations will be allocated to CACHA projects based on the area of greatest need. Your generous donations will help CACHA provide life saving healthcare to remote communities in Gabon, Bénin, Tanzania and Uganda.
CACHA mobilize resources and address problems facing the rural poor, orphans and vulnerable children and other local communities in order to improve their living conditions and creating an enabling environment for education, health and other needs.
Since 2001, CACHA has been working to improve knowledge and practices in primary and secondary health care including infectious diseases such as HIV/AIDS, TB, malaria and other tropical diseases. In addition, CACHA in collaboration with DFATD (former CIDA) contributes to overall maternal and child health with the Ministry of Health in Tanzania and Canadian partners through different delivery strategies. In fact, CACHA collaborates with various health practionners such as surgeons, medical officers, nurses, midwifes and community health workers. CACHA supports communities and assist the Ministry of Health in improving knowledge and skills by training health care workers. CACHA provides medical supplies, equipment and medicine so communities can survive and grow up healthy and strong. CACHA implements a project in maternal and newborn health to improve access to health care service and to ensure mothers and newborns stay healthy.
This project aims to address the educational, health and social needs of individuals and youth in Kamengo, Uganda.
If you would like to help children and their family enjoy the fullness of life with justice, dignity, peace and hope please click here to support the Wasichana Wanaweza (Girls are Able) Scholarship Fund.
The Tchukudu Women’s Training Centre [TWTC] offers women living in Goma in the Democratic Republic of Congo a two year program where they are trained and supported while they learn new skills and then begin their own individual or cooperative businesses. These women have fled from their home villages due to the ongoing violence in Eastern Congo.
The Tchukudu Kids Home [TKH] currently supports 120 children: 30 of whom live in the TKH and 90 others who live with local families from the area who are acting as "Welcome Families". The TKH is a home base for all 120 of the children and many more children would live in the home but there is a threat when having older children living there as they can be a target for kidnapping and rape.
The PTBGC is all about empowering locals. The Club is run by seven local leaders, many of whom came from the streets and were able to turn their lives around through selling art. Empowering our leaders to run the Club ensures local ownership, while also giving our Club members local mentors to look up to.
1. Développement : plus de livres, magazines, jeux, d’heures d’ouverture, plus d’activités culturelles, de filles qui fréquentent le lieu; 2. Autonomie : intégration progressive au tout nouveau réseau public de bibliothèques du Bénin jusqu’à la prise en charge totale par les autorités locales
Since 2006 the “Help the Children of Tanzania Fund” has been an on-going fundraising endeavor born out of the Shirati Infrastructure Missions. The Help the Children of Tanzania Fund is used to improve living conditions, education for children and young adults, provide health care to individuals without access otherwise and to support Women's Cooperatives with an income generating project to help them become more independent and better able to support their families. Please DONATE to make a difference in the lives of the most vulnerable. Thanks so much. Erla
Located in Moshi, Tanzania, the Pamoja Tunaweza Womens Center works to provide individually-tailored support to marginalized women and their children suffering from poverty, gender-based violence or HIV/AIDS. The center also has a health clinic which provides access to medical care to the community.