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Strengthening Community Involvement in Healthcare

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Project Overview

Empowers local health workers and community structures to lead disease surveillance, emergency referrals, and localized health governance.

Target Groups

Community Health Workers (CHWs), Boma Health Committees, and local health leaders.

Key Project Interventions

  • Training community health workers under the national Boma Health Initiative framework.
  • Strengthening community-level disease surveillance and medical referral systems.
  • Facilitating community dialogues to identify and remove local barriers to healthcare.

Outcomes

  • Stronger community ownership and localized governance of basic health delivery.
  • Rapid identification, containment, and reporting of localized disease outbreaks.

Frequently Asked Questions

Have questions about ACEA and our work? Below are some of the most commonly asked questions about who we are, what we do, and how we support vulnerable communities across Africa through humanitarian response, recovery, and resilience-building initiatives.

The African Christian Ecumenical Alliance (ACEA) is a faith-based humanitarian and development organization working to empower vulnerable communities across Africa through relief, recovery, resilience, and spiritual support initiatives.

ACEA works in disaster relief and recovery, community resilience, peace building, education support, livelihood improvement, trauma healing, and humanitarian response.

ACEA supports vulnerable populations including refugees, internally displaced people (IDPs), returnees, women, children, persons with disabilities, and host communities affected by crisis and poverty.

You can support ACEA by donating, partnering with us, volunteering, or helping amplify our mission to reach vulnerable communities across Africa.