About Us

About Us

Professional Health Care In Full Messure

Christian Health Assistance Programme (CHAP Incorporated), a Liberian faith-based, non-governmental, not-for-profit organization that expands access to compassionate, affordable, community-centered healthcare.

CHAP works alongside faith-based institutions, community organizations, local leaders, local churches, and partners to reach underserved populations, strengthen community well-being, and advance the rights and dignity of women, children, and other vulnerable groups.

Building Faith-Based Climate-Health Resilience

Climate change affects health, livelihoods, housing, food security, water access, and continuity of essential services.

CHAP works with faith-based institutions and communities to strengthen awareness, preparedness, adaptation, and resilience.

During November and December 2025, CHAP engaged churches and communities affected or threatened by coastal erosion and introduced the Faith-Based Climate-Health Readiness and Adaptation Assessment Tool developed by the Christian Connection for International Health (CCIH).

CHAP works with faith-based institutions and communities to strengthen health system, climatic health, and environmental adaptation

Christian Health Assistance Programme (CHAP Incorporated) is a Liberian local non-governmental, not-for-profit, and faith-based health-sector organization.

CHAP was registered and certificated in 2024 under Liberia’s applicable business association laws.

We exist to support vulnerable populations through community-based healthcare, health education, social support, environmental health, climate resilience, and initiatives that promote well-being and human rights.

CHAP Geographic Coverage
Montserrado County and the South Eastern Region of Liberia (region comprised of 6 counties)

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Our Core Values

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Integrity

We strive to be people and an organization of good repute. We uphold strong moral principles, act ethically, and work in harmony with acceptable societal norms.

Accountability & Transparency

We are accountable to the communities we serve, government institutions, donors, partners, staff, and other stakeholders. We communicate responsibly and use resources transparently.

Knowledge & Learning

We promote continuous learning, knowledge-sharing, reflection, and improvement among staff, partners, volunteers, and programme participants.

Creativity & Innovation

We encourage practical, creative, and innovative thinking to address complex health, social, and environmental challenges.

Teamwork

We value collaboration and promote a spirit of teamwork throughout the design and implementation of our programmes.

Community Leadership

We recognize local knowledge, participation, and leadership as essential components of sustainable change.

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Our Purpose

Health, Rights, Dignity and Community Wellbeing

CHAP advances the health and rights of vulnerable and underserved communities, particularly women and children, by promoting access to: Basic healthcare, Welfare services, Public-health information, Environmental services, and Community support

Our Mission

To create the space and enabling environment in which faith-based institutions, community-based organizations, and community leaders can collaborate to promote public and community healthcare initiatives and address health-related challenges affecting vulnerable populations.

Our Vision

A Healthier Liberia Where No Community Is Left Behind

To become Liberia's foremost faith-based healthcare organization, reaching underserved communities and helping vulnerable populations address their health, social, and environmental needs.

Health & Climate Feature

Strengthening Faith-Based Climate- Health Resilience

Climate change affects health, livelihoods, housing, food security, water access, and continuity of essential services.

CHAP works with faith-based institutions and communities to strengthen awareness, preparedness, adaptation, and resilience.

During November and December 2025, CHAP engaged churches and communities affected or threatened by coastal erosion and introduced the Faith-Based Climate-Health Readiness and Adaptation Assessment Tool developed by the Christian Connection for International Health (CCIH).

The February 2026 presentation also documents CHAP’s pre-testing experience, including community engagement, practical usability, contextual relevance, capacity building, and dialogue between climate experts, community leaders, and faith groups.

Whether you are a church, community organization, public institution, donor, volunteer, researcher, health professional, or development partner, there is a meaningful role for you in advancing community health and human dignity in Liberia.