
in Public hospitals.
Our main mission is to contribute to the well-being and self-reliance of the vulnerable population through the enhancement of their standards of living and the promotion of health for the socio-economic resilience of the community.
Who we are

Nacham Africa is a humanitarian organization based in Burundi founded in 2019 to assist the most vulnerable patients in public hospitals with a range of services revolving around their health recovery and socio-economic reintegration after hospitalization with regard to vulnerable people in the community to build a healthy and prosperous community.
Our core values

- Compassion
- Respect
- Accountability
- Impartiality
Our programs

Nacham Africa’s approach towards vulnerable patients is a holistic approach which puts the patients in the center, while taking into account the circles that surrounds them.

Service delivery Program based in the hospital

- Nutrition: Daily porridge for children under 5 and lactating mothers
- Assistance with medications, lab tests fees
- Psychological support to patients
- Assistance with hygiene supplies to patients

Socioeconomic empowerment Program based in the community

- Training in entrepreneurship
- Training in Tailoring-sewing
- Training in Financial literacy
- Follow up on beneficiaries’ income-generating activities
- Supervision of Village Savings and Loans Associations
About Nacham Africa
Nacham Africa is a non-profit organization operating in Burundi,aiming to assist vulnerable patients located in public hospitals. Nacham Africa was founded to provide basic needs as food and clothing, financial, social and emotional,psychological care to patients with those needs.
Do you want to be among our volonteers
NACHAM AFRICA counts a group of more than300 volunteers. As the need is still high , we still need people to assist us to help patients in the areas set in our mission, Send us a message if you can help with our cause.
Nacham Africa

We currently operate 2 programs that aim to answer several needs of the patients during the hospital stay and pave the way for socio-economic fulfillment after discharge while involving their communities for sustainability:
- Medical needs
- Basic needs: food, clothing and hygienic needs, etc
- Emotional and psychological needs…..
- Capacity building and economic empowerment
Our programs involve the patients’ immediate circles: caretakers in the health system, family, and community. Although our programs emphasize the patients’ needs while in the hospitals, we also address the challenges they encounter in their local communities during the first few weeks after leaving the hospital.
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