Child Health and Mortality Prevention Surveillance (CHAMPS)
Public HealthGeorgia, United States51-200 Employees
CHAMPS, or Child Health and Mortality Prevention Surveillance, is a global public health network dedicated to understanding and reducing the causes of child mortality in high-priority regions. By generating, collecting, analyzing, and sharing timely data, the organization supports evidence-based interventions and open-access data sharing through diverse partnerships across sectors. Its work is anchored in identifying the drivers of mortality in children and informing actions that can save lives, with sites spanning multiple countries in Africa and Asia. Based in Decatur, Georgia, CHAMPS operates as a collaborative network within the public health field, employing a regional and international approach to surveillance and data-driven decision making. The organization focuses on providing actionable insights to public health partners, policymakers, and researchers seeking to improve child survival outcomes.