Our Focus
CAA works with local health authorities and broader stakeholders to improve service delivery, reach underserved populations, address social determinants of health, and support accountability and resource mobilization.
Our Approach
CAA facilitates grassroots participation by empowering local communities and support networks through outreach, preventive health education, people-centred services, and advocacy.
Core Programmes
These four programme areas represent CAA’s practical community response, connecting public health systems with the people and communities they serve.
Community Led Monitoring
Provides HIV, TB and Malaria service users with a platform to improve public health services and protect health rights.
Soup Kitchen & After School
Supports vulnerable children with warm meals, learning support, health awareness, activities and psychosocial care.
Mental Health Dialogues
Engages adolescent boys, girls and out-of-school youth on mental health awareness and referral pathways.
Public Health Advocacy
Uses CLM findings to address rights barriers, influence decisions and improve support for marginalized communities.
Underserved Communities
Reaching people who need support most through community presence and local partnerships.
Stakeholder Synergies
Working with health authorities, stakeholders and support networks to improve service delivery.
Advocacy and Accountability
Promoting accountability, resource mobilization and rights-based access to public health services.
CAA services are available to all people irrespective of religion, race or background, with priority for the poorest and neediest.