29/06/2026
Somewhere in an Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) camp, a mother carries her sick child to the camp clinic. She’s been there before.
Last time, she was turned away. The record said her child had already received treatment when he hadn’t. So, she went home without care.
Situations like this repeat in different forms: someone else’s name recorded in the wrong place, paper records damaged by water, or the volunteer who knew the family had rotated out.
This happens more than it should.
Last-mile delivery systems for medicines and vaccines exist but are constrained by fragmented systems, limited visibility or management across disconnected systems.
CHATS tracks aid, money, vouchers, and medical supplies every step of the way, from where they start to the person who finally receives them.
In CHATS’ malaria treatment outreach programme, every patient’s journey is digitally tracked. CHATS helps programme stakeholders answer the questions that matter:
1. Who received what?
2. When was it redeemed?
3. Which facility provided the treatment?
4. Can the intervention be verified with auditable digital records?
Every handover is recorded and immutable. So whether you’re a donor, an implementing organisation, or a health worker on the ground, you can see exactly where things went and prove it.
This is accountability, with technology reducing the gap.
That’s the future we’re building at CHATS.
