The Challenge For Civil Society (CFCS) round 11 grant sponsored by Stop TB Partnership supported this initiative on mapping TB key and vulnerable populations in Ghana.

The Challenge For Civil Society (CFCS) round 11 grant sponsored by Stop TB Partnership supported this initiative on mapping TB key and vulnerable populations in Ghana. Since this project has been successfully onboarded, it has not only ended. We are going to scale up the “leave no one behind” initiative so that Tuberculosis is ended by 2030. Just like we have treated the recent Covid 19 pandemic (now the no.1 before tuberculosis, SCORETB and TB CSOs believe that we have been living with TB thousand years ago so more efforts should be made to stop TB. TB is curable hence we should have proper preventable and curable measures like TB vaccines. Policies and programming decisions should be made NOW!

Fighting Tuberculosis: More vulnerable populations such as children are at risk of infection. #JoyNews

Posted by JoyNews on Thursday, May 2, 2024

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We are also engaging policymakers and lawmakers to promote accountability and provide TB laws and legal remedies for TB affected people and health systems in Ghana. Not only are we calling for laws, we are calling for “enforceable” laws. We acknowledge Lawyers Alert Nigeria!