Events
Upcoming Events
CCIH holds regular quarterly forums for members to enable discussion and shared learning, as well as public webinars and in-person events.
2025
June
CCIH 2025 Annual Business Meeting
June 25 9:00 to 10:15 am EDT / 1:00 to 2:15 pm GMT
CCIH Members Only: Join us as we explore how we are implementing the new CCIH Strategy to lift Visibility, Quality, and Fellowship for Christian organizations working in health. We’ll also share results of the Board Election and changes in CCIH Governance, as well as a brief review of organizational finances, latest activities, and goals for the future. We welcome your questions, thoughts, and reflections. Contact membership (at) ccih.org to register.
July
Forum Francophone: Collaboration pour la santé avec divers acteurs locaux
30 juillet 7 am EDT / 11 am GMT
Dans de nombreuses communautés, améliorer la santé passe par la collaboration avec divers acteurs locaux. Cela inclut des personnes ayant des convictions et des approches différentes, comme celles et ceux qui pratiquent la médecine traditionnelle à base de plantes et d’herbes. Notre objectif n’est pas de débattre des mérites des différents systèmes, mais de réfléchir ensemble à comment coopérer de manière respectueuse et constructive, dans l’intérêt de la communauté.
Nous aimerions discuter de la manière dont tous les secteurs de la communauté — y compris les tradithérapeutes, les leaders religieux, les professionnels de santé, les éducateurs et bien d’autres — peuvent contribuer à promouvoir des comportements favorables à la santé, comme la vaccination, les soins prénatals et l’hygiène.
Comment pouvons-nous créer des passerelles entre différentes approches de la santé, tout en respectant nos valeurs et en renforçant nos objectifs communs ?
Contactez Kathy.Erb (at) ccih.org pour vous inscrire
October
CCIH 2025 Virtual Learning Institute
Save the Date: October 7, 8, and 9 from 8:00 to 10:30 am US ET / 12:00 to 2:30 pm GMT
Empowered to Heal: Maternal Mental Health for Faith-Based Communities
Nearly one in five women in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) suffer from one or more common perinatal mental disorders (CPMDs)6 such as depression and anxiety. Mental well-being is needed for individuals, families, and communities to thrive, yet it is often overlooked. For adolescent girls and women, mental disorders are the most frequent complications during the vulnerable time of pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum. Poor mental health during this period has long-term implications on the health outcomes of adolescent girls and women as well as intergenerational effects on their children’s health. Join us to determine how to create successful maternal mental health initiatives that engage faith actors, who are well-positioned to raise awareness, reduce misinformation and stigma, and decrease barriers for utilizing mental health services.
Registration will open in July.
CCIH Event Code of Conduct
All participants in events organized by CCIH must agree to abide by CCIH’s Code of Conduct.