CHAZ Programmes — structured delivery with measurable outcomes.
Churches Health Association of Zambia
Established 1970 • National Health Network
CHAZ programmes
Programmes portfolio

Health outcomes delivered through structured programmes.

CHAZ programmes are designed for measurable impact, operational delivery, and funder-grade reporting. This page is intentionally populated — replace placeholders with CHAZ’s verified programme indicators and partners.

Programme verticals
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Facilities engaged
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Provinces
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National footprint.
Reports cadence
Quarterly
Example rhythm.
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What each programme page should include
  • Purpose and target outcomes
  • Geographic footprint
  • Projects and partner ecosystem
  • Indicators + reporting cadence
  • Funding opportunities + contact
Use this page as a donor-facing programme portfolio.
Programme portfolio

Built like an institutional portfolio

Each card below is designed as a “funder lens”: outcomes, delivery model, key projects, and reporting.

HIV programme
Programme
Treatment + Systems

HIV & AIDS

Prevention, treatment support, community mobilisation, quality improvement, and reporting.

Sites
Coverage
Reports
Quarterly
Current focus (examples)
  • Retention and adherence support
  • Community-led prevention
  • Data quality and verification
TB programme
Programme
Detection + Adherence

Tuberculosis (TB)

Active case finding, diagnostics linkage, treatment adherence, community outreach and follow-up.

Diagnostics
Catch-up
Reports
Monthly
Delivery model
Facility + community linkage: identify, diagnose, start treatment, follow-up, and report outcomes.
Malaria programme
Programme
Prevention

Malaria

Prevention campaigns, commodity distribution support, case management strengthening, and reporting.

Activities (examples)
Community outreach
Distribution support
Data reporting
Supervision visits
Nutrition programme
Programme
Maternal/Child

Nutrition

Maternal and child nutrition services, facility strengthening, community awareness and follow-up.

Focus
Children under 5
Growth monitoring and support.
Approach
Facility + community
Integrated outreach.
Maternal and child health
Programme
MNCH

Maternal, Newborn & Child Health

Antenatal linkage, safe delivery support, referral strengthening, postnatal follow-up.

Service strengthening (examples)
  • Mentorship for facility staff
  • Quality improvement cycles
  • Referral and transport coordination
Immunization
Programme
Awareness + Resilience

Immunization Awareness

Community mobilisation, health education, and demand generation to strengthen disease resilience in children.

Reach
— provinces
Channels
Church networks
Laboratory systems
Systems Programme
Diagnostics

Laboratory & Diagnostics Strengthening

Quality assurance systems, equipment readiness, training and supervision to improve diagnostic capacity.

Typical outputs
QA protocols
Equipment uptime
Training cohorts
Supervision visits
Health workforce
Systems Programme
Workforce

Health Workforce Capacity

Mentorship, continuous professional development, supervision, and quality improvement cycles.

Focus areas (examples)
  • Clinical mentorship and supportive supervision
  • Data quality and service readiness
  • Safety culture and compliance
Monitoring and evaluation
Cross-cutting
M&E + Data

Monitoring, Evaluation & Data Systems

Indicator frameworks, reporting cadence, verification and performance dashboards to strengthen donor confidence.

Cadence
Monthly / Quarterly
Outputs
Dashboards
Supply chain
Operations Programme
Supply chain

Pharmaceutical & Logistics Support

Warehousing, distribution support, last-mile coordination, and inventory performance monitoring.

What partners fund (examples)
  • Cold chain readiness and QA upgrades
  • Fleet and route optimisation
  • Warehouse systems and compliance
Community health
Cross-cutting
Community

Community Health & Outreach

Mobilising church networks and community structures to improve service uptake and health literacy.

Channel
Church networks
Output
Demand generation
Delivery model

How programmes move from plan to outcomes

This section is designed to reassure funders: strong governance, strong M&E, and visible operational capability.

Programme lifecycle
A repeatable, auditable process
1) Needs assessment
1
Identify gaps, define targets, align partners.
2) Intervention design
2
Set indicators, delivery model, compliance, safeguarding.
3) Delivery & supervision
3
Implement, train, supervise, improve performance.
4) Reporting & verification
4
Data quality checks, dashboards, donor reports.
Cross-cutting safeguards
Safeguarding & ethics
Procurement compliance
Audit-ready reporting
Programme delivery
Why this matters
Funders fund what they can trust

The website should show systems, controls, and evidence — not just stories. This is what separates Tier-1 institutions.

Funding opportunities

Where partners can plug in

Clear “funding lanes” help institutional donors quickly see where they can support. Replace with CHAZ’s real priority gaps.

Priority lanes (examples)
Diagnostics equipment
Systems
Improve lab readiness and service turnaround.
Ideal support: equipment + maintenance
Community outreach
Prevention
Drive uptake for immunization and prevention services.
Ideal support: transport + materials
Supply chain resilience
Supply
Warehouse systems, cold chain and last-mile delivery.
Ideal support: systems + fleet
M&E dashboards
Accountability
Strengthen verification, reporting and transparency.
Ideal support: data systems
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