CHAI began working in Tanzania in 2002. We partnered with the government to create the National AIDS Control Program to deliver access to lifesaving antiretroviral medication, particularly in hard-to-reach rural areas. That work continues today as we support the government’s commitment to the UNAIDS 95-95-95 goals by improving access to viral load monitoring and early infant diagnosis of HIV at points of care.

Our work has grown to include other programs too: malaria, vaccines, sexual, reproductive, and maternal health, cancer, health financing, medical oxygen, and mental health. For example, we act as operational and strategic partners to strengthen, plan, monitor, and implement routine immunization services. With funding from Unitaid, we also partner with the government to improve the availability of medical oxygen. In addition, we are strengthening efforts to increase access to family planning new products, cancer diagnosis, and treatment options to help save lives and improve economic outcomes for women.