The Copperbelt Health Education Project (CHEP) was established in 1988 to help respond to the emergent HIV and AIDS.
In 1991 it was registered as a company limited by guarantee, as a non-governmental organization through the community health service wing of the Kitwe Rotary Club. CHEP has its Headquarters on the Copperbelt, but operates country-wide. The organization has transformed itself into an intermediary that helps to build organization capacities for effective programming of Health in Development focused on averting challenges facing the community members including children in relation to Child Rights to Education and welfare, HIV and AIDS, TB and Malaria. CHEP’s vision, mission, values and strategy statement are highlighted here.
ORGANOGRAM
CHEP Training & Research Centre
CTRC is regarded as the main Income Generating Activity (IGA) for the organization offering the following services and facilities:
- Accommodation – we have accommodation facilities that can host up 30 guests.
- Conference Facilities – offers facilities for seminars/workshops, meetings, international and local conferences, and wedding and kitchen parties – No occasion is too big or too small for CHEP!
- Catering and Restaurant Services: offers sumptuous buffet and ala-ca-te. Try our meals, they very sumptuous.
- Training Services – CTRC has qualified trainers accredited by TEVETA to conduct trainings in the following; Information Communication and technology, Home Base Care, Resource Mobilization, HIV/AIDS Literacy, Project Planning, NGO and Corporate Governance, Strategic Planning, Health Communication, among others.
- Library and research services – These services are provided by the resource centre