Our Services

CHEC is a non-profit organization that works to improve health, care and support services, and to educate, raise awareness and change behaviors related to HIV/AIDS through community-based prevention programs. CHEC runs three main programs:

Empowering Youth for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights and Community Participation

This program aims to empower youth to make healthy choices about their sexual and reproductive health. Activities include:

Training for youth on comprehensive sexual education (CSE) and gender equality
Training for local authorities, school teachers, and health center staff on CSE and gender equality
Organizing World AIDS Day events
Organizing youth debates and webinars
Running four youth-friendly centers
Providing counseling and referrals for HIV and STI testing

CEDAW advocacy and community education to end violence against women

This program aims to end violence against women (VAW) through advocacy and community education. Activities include:

Training for local authorities on gender equality, domestic violence laws, and the National Action Plan to Prevent Violence Against Women (NAPVAW III)
Training for target groups, including men, on gender equality, effective couple communication skills, and safe referrals
Providing counseling and referrals for LGBTIQ and VAW survivors
Organizing 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence campaigns and International Women’s Day events
Organizing community debates on VAW

Community Health Responsiveness

This program aims to improve the health of communities in three districts of Cambodia. Activities include:

Training courses on HIV/AIDS, STI, ART, and counseling for youth
Training on ART, minimum care and support, and counseling for local authorities
Organizing training courses on enabling laws and policy support to respond to HIV/AIDS for local authorities

CHEC is committed to providing high-quality, evidence-based programs that make a real difference in the lives of the people they serve.