Empowering Youth for Change
Empowering the next generation to break the stigma and protect our communities.
Global & National Alignment
Our Background
The MAPTB Youth Movement is strategically designed to operate under and advance the milestones outlined in the WHO End TB Strategy, which aims for a 90% reduction in TB suffering and deaths. By integrating youth-led leadership into the national response framework, this initiative fosters key multi-sectoral collaborations necessary to meet the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDG 3.3) targeting the termination of the TB epidemic.
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Call to Action / Engagement
Institutional & Individual Mobilization
Achieving a TB-free future requires collective responsibility. The MAPTB Youth Movement invites students, young medical professionals, policy advocates, and community leaders to lend their expertise to this vital national public health directive.
Youth Workshops
Our youth workshops provide hands-on learning experiences that engage young minds. Participants will gain knowledge about Tuberculosis prevention, treatment options, and community health initiatives. Join us to become advocates for health in your community.
Seminars for Teens
Our seminars are designed to inform and inspire youth about the critical issues surrounding Tuberculosis. Participants will receive valuable insights from experts and take part in discussions that empower them to make a difference.
Community Outreach
Through community outreach programs, we encourage youth to participate in initiatives that promote health awareness. Engage with your peers, share knowledge about Tuberculosis, and help build a healthier community.
Join the Fight Against Tuberculosis
Become part of a crucial movement dedicated to preventing and controlling Tuberculosis. Your involvement can make a significant difference in saving lives and enhancing public health.
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*Image adapted from materials provided by the World Health Organization (WHO).