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Our Vision: Healthy women, children and adolescents in Africa

Our Mission: To improve health outcomes for women, children and adolescents, especially among the most affected communities.

Promoting ways of improving the quality of clinical and non-clinical care

We are committed to promoting ways of improving coverage and quality of health services of children, adolescents and women affected by HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria.

ANECCA supports the improvement of the quality of life.

Anecca supports strengthening of health systems for women, newborn, children and adolescents.

Technical assistance to countries and programs

ANECCA provides technical assistance to countries and programs to improve maternal, child and adolescent health.

WHAT DRIVES US

Passionate Members and Volunteers
Galvanizing Africa towards Ending AIDS by 2030
Zero new paediatric HIV infections through Mother-to-Child Transmission
Reduced mortality and morbidity among women, newborn, children and adolescents

OUR EXPERTISE

Over the last 10 years, ANECCA has acquired expertise in providing Technical assistance to organizations such as Ministries of Health and Implementing partners, production of health resource materials including books, pocket guides, apps for mobile devices, Health Research, and publications that inform policies and programming, Training and mentorship to improve skills of health service providers and conducting routine program and financial monitoring and evaluation.

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OUR PRESENCE IN AFRICA

ANECCA is registered in Uganda, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Nigeria, and Burkina Faso and has focal persons in 15 other countries. ANECCA has collaborated with local, regional and global partners to address disparities in coverage and quality of health and HIV services, women, children and adolescents in Africa.

OUR KEY ACHIEVEMENTS

Contributed to reduction of mother to child transmission of HIV and reduction of HIV-related mortality in children and adolescents in at least 22 African countries.