CMMB initiates and operates healthcare programs that help build the capacity of local communities to provide long-term sustainable healthcare.

CMMB healthcare programs include:

AIDSRelief: A consortium of five organizations that delivers and administers antiretroviral therapies to HIV-infected individuals, with funding by the U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief.

Born to Live: Voluntary counseling and testing of expectant mothers and administration of medication prior to and following delivery to help prevent mother-to-child transmission of HIV.

Accion por la Salud Familiar: A unique approach to the integrated management of childhood illness (IMCI) in order to increase child survival.

Back to Haiti: Provides primary healthcare and HIV and AIDS prevention and treatment programs for women and children.

Men Taking Action: A program to address male attitudes and practices in order to positively impact women’s access to antenatal clinics and services to prevent the transmission of HIV from mother to unborn child (PMTCT), funded in Zambia by USAID Washington.

Mentor Mothers: Education and empowerment to prevent mother-to-child transmission of HIV (PMTCT).

Healing Help: CMMB’s pharmaceutical and medical donations program.

Choose to Care: Hospice care for the dying, as well as housing, food and education for children who have lost parents, in five countries across southern Africa.

Voluntary Health for Men: Adolescent life-skills and male circumcision to educate and prevent HIV.

Responding to AIDS in China and India: Training of nurses and doctors in China in HIV prevention, care and counseling. Education of nurses, doctors and students in India on HIV prevention.