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Catholic Committee on HIV/AIDS (CCHA)

The Catholic Committee on HIV/AIDS (CCHA) is a Catholic organization in Caritas Thailand under Catholic Bishop’s Conference of Thailand (CBCT). It was set up in 1989 with a mandate to work on AIDS with the main tasks of animating, educating, supporting, coordinating and networking Catholic AIDS organizations in Thailand and abroad, as well as coordinating and collaborating with faith-based organizations (FBOs) through the Interfaith Network on HIV/AIDS in Thailand (INHAT), the Asian Interfaith Network on AIDS (AINA) and the Catholic Asia-Pacific Coalition on HIV/AIDS (CAPCHA), concerned state agencies, NGOs and CSOs.

Key areas of practice

Advocacy campaigns, building capacity of personnel of Catholic organizations through training, seminars, workshops, exposure visit and internship on care, support and prevention; networking with FBOs, CSOs, NGOs and state agencies.

Country/Countries of engagement

Thailand

Mailing address

81/2 Luangpaeng Road, Khumthong Sub-District, Ladkrabang District, Bangkok 10520, Thailand

Email address ccathailand@hotmail.com

Social Media https://www.facebook.com/cca.thailand

Website Link https://www.facebook.com/cca.thailand

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