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    Who are we

    AfriCHAN is a research-driven health and nutrition NGO working to strengthen community well-being through evidence-based programs, professional training, and collaborative partnerships. Founded in Eastern Uganda, we combine science, innovation, and local action to create lasting impact.

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    AfriCHAN conducts operational and applied research to inform policy and improve health outcomes in: maternal, newborn, and child health; community nutrition and food security; adolescent and school health; non-communicable diseases (NCDs); and health systems strengthening.

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    TRAINING & OPPORTUNITIES

    AfriCHAN is committed to developing the next generation of health and nutrition professionals. Through our structured training programs, mentorship opportunities, internships, and capacity-building initiatives.

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    HEALTH PROGRAMS

    AfriCHAN works closely with district health offices, health facilities, community volunteers, and local leaders to enhance the quality of health services. We address the key factors that influence maternal, newborn, child, and community health.

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    NUTRITION PROGRAMS

    Nutrition is at the heart of AfriCHAN’s mission. Our nutrition programs focus on early detection, prevention, and management of malnutrition among children and mothers. We promote behaviour change, improve dietary practices, and strengthen household food resilience.

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    Join AfriCHAN in building a healthier, well-nourished Africa. Whether through partnership, volunteering, or financial support, your contribution makes a difference.

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    Health & Nutrition Research

    Generating evidence to guide policy and improve health outcomes.

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    Training & Capacity Building

    Equipping health professionals and community workers with modern skills.

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    Community Health Services

    Delivering outreach programs, maternal and child health, WASH, and education.

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    Influencing policy and promoting collaboration for sustainable solutions.

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    OUR COMMITMENT

    Health & Nutrition Research

    Generating evidence to guide policy and improve health outcomes.

    Training & Capacity Building

    Equipping health professionals and community workers with modern skills

    Community Health Services

    Delivering outreach programs, maternal and child health, WASH, and education.

    You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give.

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    Stay updated with AfriCHAN’s ongoing projects, research milestones, community outreach, and partnerships aimed at improving health and nutrition across Africa.

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    Promotions

    The African Centre for Health and Nutrition (AfriCHAN) has launched a new regional program aimed at reducing child malnutrition and improving maternal health outcomes across Eastern Uganda. The initiative, titled “Strengthening Community-Based Nutrition Systems,” will support health workers, local leaders, and community volunteers.

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    Training

    The African Centre for Health and Nutrition (AfriCHAN) has completed a major capacity-building initiative aimed at improving maternal and newborn health outcomes across Eastern Uganda. A total of 120 health workers—including midwives, nurses, clinical officers, and Village Health Teams (VHTs)—participated in an intensive training program

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    Research study

    AfriCHAN has officially launched an in-depth research study titled “Determinants of Stunting in Rural Eastern Uganda.” This study aims to uncover the root causes of chronic malnutrition among children under five, with an emphasis on household practices, food systems, maternal health, and community-based determinants.

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    Partnership

    Accurate data is the backbone of effective health planning. Yet, many rural communities face challenges such as: Inconsistent reporting Lack of digital tools Poor data literacy Delayed submissions This partnership aims to address these gaps.....

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