Our Programmes

We believe education is a fundamental right. HCASSC supports children and youth in conflict-affected and underserved communities with school rebuilding, teacher training, scholarship support, and accelerated learning programmes.

• 500+ schools supported
• 12,000+ children enrolled
• 200+ teachers trained

Access to basic healthcare saves lives. We operate mobile health clinics, community health worker training programmes, maternal health outreach, and vaccination campaigns across our areas of operation.

• 800+ patients monthly
• 20 mobile clinics
• 15,000+ consultations yearly

At the heart of our mission is service to the displaced. We provide emergency shelter, legal protection, psychosocial support, family tracing, and durable solutions for refugees and internally displaced persons.

• 12,000+ refugees supported
• 7 reception centres
• Legal aid for 2,000+ cases

We fight hunger through emergency food distributions, sustainable agriculture training, community gardens, and nutrition programmes targeting children under 5 and pregnant women.

• 1,500+ families monthly
• 15 community gardens
• Nutrition for 3,000+ children

When disaster strikes, HCASSC responds fast. Our emergency response teams deploy non-food items, food packs, clean water, and temporary shelter in the first 72 hours of a crisis.

• 10,000+ emergency kits distributed
• 48-hour average response
• Active in 7 countries

Gender equality drives sustainable development. We run skills training workshops, micro-enterprise support, safe spaces for survivors of gender-based violence, and leadership development for women.

• 2,000+ women empowered
• 150+ micro-businesses launched
• GBV support in 5 countries

Youth are the future of Africa. We invest in vocational training, sports and arts programmes, mentorship, and civic engagement to equip young people with skills, purpose, and hope.

• 300 youth trained yearly
• 10 vocational centres
• Mentorship for 500+ youth

Clean water and sanitation transform communities. HCASSC drills boreholes, builds latrines, trains community water committees, and promotes hygiene education in rural and peri-urban settings.

• 8 boreholes installed
• 5,000+ people with clean water
• Hygiene kits for 3,000+ families

Long-term change comes from within communities. We use participatory approaches to co-design development plans, strengthen local governance, and build the capacity of community-based organizations.

• 50+ communities engaged
• 120+ local leaders trained
• 30+ development plans created

Economic inclusion is essential for dignity. We provide business skills training, tools and start-up kits, savings group facilitation, and market linkage support for vulnerable households.

• 400+ livelihoods supported
• 200+ micro-enterprises launched
• 30+ market links created