For the month of November 2016, CHAT's project on GlobalGiving, one of our fundraising platforms, scored 10/10 on the newly introduced scoring feature based on Net Provider System (NPS). We at CHAT are happy to receive such an affirmation on our work.
So head over there and as you make a donation, kindly give a (hopefully 10/10!) score and leave us some feedback. 

As you make a donation, please take a moment to use this tool not only to rate our projects on the GlobalGiving page, but also to give us a comment on your rating. This will help us improve our projects!!

This is a report by a volunteer, a research scientist working in Belgium,  who came out for 2 weeks this last August 2016 to accompany CHAT’s motor mobile clinic through Samburu East County.

Please download the full report below:
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In this September 2016 dissertation, Loren Kock from the University of London examines views from the Samburu tribe in Kenya, on family planning programmes that relate family size to the environment.
This paper highlights some present outcomes as a result of  CHAT’s Population Health and Environment (PHE) intervention in Samburu East; and also includes a focus on  men’s  engagement and understanding about CHAT’s integrated family planning/ecological awareness intervention and it’s affect, if any,  in this region.

Please download the full paper below:

Our Capacity Statement records our organisational competencies, achievements, associations and accreditations.  Below are links to capability statements on our most substantial areas of work.

Below find articles appearing in the media on CHAT's work, posted here courtesy of their respective authors.

Find here stories from the field to get a first hand account of what we do.