The International Center for Child Health and Development’s mission is to contribute to the reduction of poverty and improvement of public health outcomes for children, adolescents, and families in low-resource communities, particularly those in Sub-Saharan Africa and other developing nations, through:
Innovative Applied Intervention research
Capacity Building Opportunities for a new Generations of Scholars
Raising Public Awareness and Support for Economic Empowerment Interventions
Humanizing First: Intervention Development with a Community-Engaged Focus to Support Health Equity Community-engaged research practices are found to be effective... Read More
The Burden of Depression in Low-and-Middle-Income Countries and the Implementation of Evidence-Based Treatments Delivered by Non-Specialists to Treat Common Mental... Read More
The third and final session of the 3-part “Causal Analysis & Missing Data Imputation Workshops” will be held tomorrow, April 19, 2024, from 9:00 am to 11:00 am CDT in Goldfarb 132 and via Zoom. This will be a computer lab session focusing on missing data imputations.
In the latest ACHIEVE training program blog post, Dr. Anita Kabarambi focuses on her experiences as a visiting fellow at @WUSTL and acknowledges the program for the tremendous opportunities it has provided her as an early career researcher. And she shares some very exciting news!