our programs

CHEPMAD program is focused on addressing the healthcare education gap among vulnerable elderly populations living in poverty. By providing culturally-tailored health education and prevention programs, the program aims to empower these communities to better manage chronic diseases, improve health outcomes, and break the cycle of poverty.

This program is crucial in addressing health disparities and ensuring that everyone, regardless of their socioeconomic status, has access to relevant and effective healthcare education. By tailoring the programs to the specific cultural needs of the communities they serve, CHEPMAD helps bridge the gap in understanding and provide information and resources that are more likely to be accepted and utilized.

Preventive measures and health education play a significant role in reducing the burden of chronic diseases. By promoting awareness, providing information on healthy lifestyles, and teaching individuals how to manage their conditions, this program empowers vulnerable elderly populations to take control of their health and make informed decisions about their well-being.

Breaking the cycle of poverty is another important aspect of the program. Health and poverty are interconnected, and individuals living in poverty often face additional barriers to accessing quality healthcare and health education. By addressing these factors, CHEPMAD contributes to improving the overall well-being and quality of life for vulnerable elderly populations.

By providing culturally-tailored health education and prevention programs, it has the potential to empower communities, reduce health disparities, and make a positive impact on individuals’ lives. Our end goal is to improve access to healthcare services, promote and advocate for relevant health policies, as we contribute and enhance healthcare services through collaboration with other organizations.  We mandate ourselves to ensure that Vulnerable Elderlies  get access to medical services and provide them, and the community with general health knowledge.