Empowering The Youth Is Beneficial To Them and The World

The world's heart beats by the power of the youth.

When the youth who are empowered take it upon themselves to engage in quality life promoting activities, the world becomes a fulfilling experience.

When the youth are provided catalytic mentoring by good-natured mentors, the motivated youth turn out to put into practice what they have been mentored in.

The Nature Network Group, has always been a vanguard incubator hub for the youth. We are so grateful for all the support that goes toward facilitating activities in a shared living accommodation and resource hub.

#UHAI

#CIVICUS

#EmpoweredYouth

The September Anti-TB Advocacy Camp 2021 Commitments

A sneak Peek Of The September Anti-TB Advocacy Camp

We are committed to building a robust care leveraging model with four tiers:

1. Enhancing discourse and planned activities within Prevention Communities of Best Practices (PCOB).

2. Prevention of latent TB.

3. Link children and expectant mothers to Child-TB prevention and care services.

4. Provide care and support for patients with active TB.

#StopTBPartnership 

#WHO 

The Anti TB Campaign August 23rd to August 29th 2021

Monday theme:

Build trust so that COVID-19 and Tuberculosis prevention is made a Community wide initiative. #StopTBPartnership, #StopTB #StopCOVID19.

Tuesday theme:  

Entrench team work. COVID-19 vaccines must be made available. Remember to promote Tuberculosis-zero deaths too. #StopTBPartnership.

Wednesday theme: 

Promote concerted engagement in eradicating COVID-19 and TB. Avoid crowds, wear the mask, practice hand-washing and ensure social -distancing. #StopTBPartnership.

Thursday theme: 

Make it possible for services to include screening, testing and provision of medication. Please stop the TB Cough stigma. Please seek medical attention, take medicines fully. #StopTBPartnership.

Friday Theme:

You are the connection to opportunities for TB/HIV prevention and care. Be part of the anti COVID-19 or TB campaigns. #StopTBPartnership.

Saturday theme: 

We are committed to end TB and COVID-19. The health systems must be strengthened with the community in mind. #StopTBPartnership, #StopTBKenya

Sunday theme:  

Be emphatic because TB/HIV/COVID-19 Syndemics  devastate life. Empower people living with TB to fight COVID-19, HIV and Malaria. Be an enabler. #StopTBPartnership

Mapping The Trend of Africa's Universal Health Coverage (UHC) Path

UHC In Africa

Awareness of the importance of domestic health budgets in Africa can be traced back to the Abuja Declaration in 2001. There are several important policy frameworks and regional initiatives in the African region. These include:

Abuja Declaration (2001): In 2001, African Union (AU) countries pledged to allocate at least 15% of their annual budget to the health sector. The Abuja +12 Declaration in 2013 saw governments renew their pledges to end the epidemics of HIV, TB and malaria by 2030. In 2015, the Abuja Call and AU Roadmap were reviewed and extended to 2030.

AU Catalytic Framework to end AIDS, TB and Malaria in Africa by 2030 (2016): The objective of the Catalytic Framework is to intensify the implementation of the Abuja+12 commitments by building Africa-wide consensus on the key strategic actions within the context of the existing targets and milestones.

African Health Strategy (2016-2030): A framework providing strategic direction to Africa’s Member States in their efforts to strengthen health systems performance, increase investments in health, improve equity and address social determinants of health to reduce priority diseases burden. A set of objectives is linked to each disease and targets set to eliminate them by 2030.

This Week From The 9th to 15th August: Anti-TB Themes

Monday Theme:

We animate a legacy of Community Outreach work. Kick TB out of Africa.

#StopTBPartnership

Tuesday Theme:

We make visible what it takes for communities to engage in Anti-TB drives.

#StopTBPartnership

Wednesday Theme:

CBOs catalyze prevention within communities. They animate social support.

#StopTBPartnership 

Thursday Theme:

 A Family Based Therapy Model (FBTM) fosters uptake of TB care services.

#StopTBPartnership

Friday Theme:

Screening, testing and treatment therapy are innovations we leverage in TB prevention.

#StopTBPartnership

Saturday Theme:

This time around we come out strongly to join the world to end TB, HIV, Malaria and COVID-19.

#StopTBPartnership

Sunday Theme:

 We connect with facilities such as government bodies, NGOs, CSOs, CBOs and Local government entities to kick TB out of Mother Africa.

#StopTBPartnership

So That No One Is Left Behind; The Humane Approach

Why we are involved!

The Anti-TB Champions

TB is devastating not only for the individual but for the household and community too.

A case (the one with TB) needs all the care possible before they are adversely affected.

This requires screening, testing, treatment and constant supervision to ensure adherence.

These services may not be available, either due to lack or difficulty in accessing services.

Social, cultural and economic factors stand in the way of how people are able to overcome the vulnerabilities which expose them to such devastating experiences like TB or HIV, Malaria and COVID-19.

In the case of TB, a person who has not had care may die soon due to loss of ability to sustain life in many ways. The lungs are rendered incapable of drawing in oxygen to the body. TB migrates to the entire body, the person is incapable of feeding and gets so thin that they eventually die. 

We care because we do not want such suffering to be experienced by any one.

No one will be left behind.

When one suffers, all of us suffer.

This is why we are Anti-TB Champions.

#StopTBPartnership 

#stoptbafrica 

#stoptbkenya 

#UNAIDS 

#StopTB 

#tbbustersafrica 

#stopcovid19 

#WHO 

#familybasedtherapymodel