African Transformation On Environmental And Health Action (ATEHA) is a non-Governmental organization that helps communities enable the community to identify and address their health, eHealth, environment and economics challenges through education and the application of education, basic and applied research. ATEHA efforts aims to make meaningful Research contribution to home economics and health status of the communities’ community with the ultimate goal of improving their overall well-being through sustainable development and practices.
Vision: To create a sustainable and healthy environment for all African communities by promoting environmental conservation and public health initiatives, ensuring the well-being of present and future generations.
Mission: To empower African communities through education, research, advocacy, and collaborative action, addressing critical environmental and public health challenges. ATEHA aims to foster sustainable development, protect ecosystems, and promote health equity across the continent by working with local, regional, and global partners.
Community Health & eHealth Initiatives
We work to improve access to healthcare through education and digital tools, empowering communities with knowledge and resources for healthier lives.
We promote conservation and empower communities to adopt eco-friendly solutions through education, clean-up drives, and sustainable livelihood projects.
Research & Economic Empowerment
We conduct research and provide training that connects environmental health with economic growth, supporting local businesses and sustainable development.
Learn how we’re empowering communities through health, eHealth, and environmental projects.
Become a volunteer and help drive change on the ground.
Give scholarships, fund research, and help create lasting solutions.
Our projects focus on creating sustainable solutions that improve public health, boost food security, create green jobs, and influence positive policy changes across the continent.
Volunteers in this role help educate communities about clean water, sanitation, disease prevention, and hygiene practices — directly improving public health and saving lives.
