They disseminate publications, pamphlets and flyers to sentitise and raise awareness of health issues. They also hold trainings and workshops among the communities in which they work. A main component of their overall strategy includes 'Investigation, Systematization, and Monitoring' directed at the knowledge of the situation by the communities as a point of departure for initiating processes of change.

Health, Women, Youth, Children, Rights.

One of the central aspects of the CISAS philosophy is the recognition that 'health is a human right that cannot be subject to any kind of discrimination'.

CISAS works through a theory of the comprehensive nature of health, which includes: a holistic concept of health, a gender and generational approach, an empowerment approach, the inclusion of the people with whom the activities are implemented, an interrelationship between different areas of work, and the combination of local action with global action.