Overview

KHANA uses its experience and expertise of community-based HIV programming to provide training, workshops, and technical support to civil society organisations throughout Cambodia and the South-East Asia and Pacific region.

Background

KHANA (est. 1996) is a linking organization of the International HIV/AIDS Alliance and the largest national NGO providing HIV prevention, care and support services at the community level in Cambodia, as well as integrated sexual and reproductive health, family planning, maternal child health, TB and livelihoods programming. KHANA has extensive experience in implementing projects funded by international donors including USAID, The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB and Malaria, Australian Aid, European Commission, WFP and International HIV/AIDS Alliance. KHANA currently works with 19 NGOs as implementing partners to provide vital, high quality care and support services to over 17,000 PLHIV and over 41,000 members of key populations (i.e. entertainment workers, men who have sex with men, transgender people, people who use and who inject drugs). We also have significant capacity in delivering services and technical support across other technical areas including monitoring and evaluation, organizational and institutional development, research, grant management and advocacy. KHANA’s institutional capabilities are reflected through its strong management structures and resources for effective project implementation, as well as the high calibre and experience of KHANA’s staff and associates.

Value

- Efficiency and Effectiveness - Learning and Sharing - Good Governance - Collaboration and Partnership - Gender Equity - Diversity

Mission

To continue to be a leader in the HIV response while addressing wider health and development needs.

Vision

KHANA aspires to a Cambodia that supports community ownership and empowerment, where all people have equitable access to quality HIV and health services, and sustainable development opportunities.

Goal

1. Contribute to eliminating new HIV infections, strengthening health systems, and achieving universal health coverage (UHC). 2. Build human resilience through the development of sustainable community and organizational systems. 3. Strengthen organizational and technical capacity of civil society, including KHANA itself. 4. Promote diversity, rights, and gender equity. .

Project Summary

- COMMUNITY BASED PREVENTION, CARE AND SUPPORT (CBPCS) - MStyle - SmartGirl - Srey Sros - Harm Reduction - Economic Livelihoods