Overview CHAI is supporting the government in Vietnam to introduce new vaccinations, to eliminate malaria, tuberculosis (TB), and hepatitis C, and is exploring work in innovative cancer therapies. Established in 2006 to fight HIV/AIDS, we are helping the government as it faces the dual challenge of finding domestic funding to maintain current levels of high routine immunization coverage, while also introducing new vaccines that could save thousands of lives. We are helping to expedite malaria elimination by 2030 by strengthening disease surveillance and case management and thereby helping to end the global threat of drug resistance. We are also supporting innovative TB case finding, treatment, and public-private engagements to help Vietnam reach its end TB goals. CHAI is working to help eliminate hepatitis C, which infects about a million people in the country, leveraging the national social health insurance system for treatment. We engage closely with the government to support planning, financing, and execution to in turn expand access to testing, prevention, care, and treatment services nationally. Our Work November 15, 2021 Five things to know about the new partnership to increase access to dual HIV/syphilis testing On Nov. 15, 2021 CHAI, MedAccess, and SD Biosensor announced a partnership to increase access to rapid diagnostic tests for syphilis and HIV. Read More 1 2 3 4 Our Programs Hepatitis Market Shaping Maternal, Newborn, and Reproductive Health Our Donors Join Our Team CHAI is looking for dynamic and self-motivated individuals who are committed to strengthening health systems around the world and expanding access to care and treatment of HIV/AIDS, malaria, and other illnesses. View All CHAI Positions View Country Positions Connect with CHAI Get monthly updates about our work, major news, and invites to upcoming events. Subscribe About Us History Leadership Team Board of Directors Our Values How We Work Our Approach Guiding Principles Core Competencies Our Programs Infectious Diseases Women, Newborn, and Children’s Health Universal Health Non-Communicable Diseases Cross-Cutting Experts Where We Work Resource Center RFPs Annual Reports Financial Statements Press Room Blog Contact Join Our Team Ⓒ 2021 Privacy Policy Terms