Workshops and Seminars

ACHA organizes a series of targeted workshops and seminars that cover essential topics, including cervical cancer prevention, advocacy strategies, community mobilization, policy development, and resource mobilization. These sessions are led by experts, ensuring participants receive practical insights that can be applied in real-world settings.

Tailored Training for Organizations

ACHA offers training sessions to its members that focus on organizational skill development, resource mobilization, community engagement, policy advocacy and strategic planning. The training is designed to build internal capacity, enabling organizations to execute projects more effectively and and engaging with policy makers.

Capacity Building in Research and Data Utilization

ACHA empowers its members to conduct research and utilize data for evidence-based decision-making through training on research methodologies, data collection, analysis, and reporting. This enables them to contribute valuable insights into the cervical cancer landscape and inform policy recommendations and interventions

IEC Materials and Resource Access

Members gain access to comprehensive Information, Education, and Communication (IEC) materials that support advocacy and education efforts. These materials are developed to be easily understood by diverse audiences and can be utilized in community outreach programs and policy discussions, especially when engaging with the Ministry of Health.

Mentorship Programs

ACHA offers mentorship opportunities where experienced professionals provide one-on-one guidance to members. This mentorship focuses on specific areas such as advocacy strategy, project implementation, and technical expertise

Online Learning and Webinars

ACHA provides online learning platforms and webinars, allowing members to participate in capacity-building initiatives regardless of their geographic location. These virtual sessions cover a range of topics, such as digital advocacy, media engagement, communication and the latest developments in cervical cancer research and treatment.

Partnerships and Collaboration Opportunities

ACHA facilitates partnerships between its members and other organizations or institutions that offer additional training and resources. This collaborative approach allows members to access a broader range of expertise and resources, enhancing their ability to implement impactful cervical cancer prevention programs.

Participating in congress

ACHA facilitates member participation in national and international congresses focused on cervical cancer prevention and advocacy. This engagement offers valuable opportunities for members to share their expertise as speakers or panellists, contributing to global discourse, network with policymakers and advocates, and showcase successful interventions that highlight effective practices to inspire and guide others in the field