Program 1 · 15.2% of program spending · $12.0M in grants $33.7M
Women and children's health: see schedule o for continuationwomen and children suffer the greatest burden from disease globally. Chai has significantly increased access to recommended treatments for diarrhea and pneumonia, the largest killers of children under five; made critical vaccines that protect against childhood illnesses more affordable; is combatting chronic malnutrition; and is dramatically and sustainably reducing maternal and newborn deaths and providing access to women's health services.for example, when chai began our diarrhea program in 2012, only one-third of children that…
Program 2 · 21.5% of program spending · $9.2M in grants $47.5M
Achieving universal coverage: see schedule o for continuationchai's founding mission and ultimate goal is to help countries create high-quality, sustainable healthcare systems. To achieve this, we work with governments to strengthen national financing systems and to build sufficient physical infrastructure to deliver health services. Through this work chai has supported governments to secure over $4 billion for health systems strengthening, improved data based decision making, increased system efficiencies, and reduced costs.
Program 3 · 22.5% of program spending · $2.6M in grants $49.7M
Non-communicable diseases: Non-communicable diseases (ncds) such as heart disease, cancer, chronic respiratory disease, and diabetes are the leading cause of death globally, exceeding all communicable disease deaths combined. In addition to our ncd program, which supports governments to strengthen and implement their ncd prevention and control strategies, chai is partnering with governments to strengthen cancer care systems by solving critical systemic gaps. We believe by working in close collaboration with partner governments and by anchoring a suite of transformational interventions, we can…
Form 990 (2024), Part III