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The meaningful engagement of communities and civil society is critical to ending tuberculosis. Today, hosted by KELIN un...
27/07/2026

The meaningful engagement of communities and civil society is critical to ending tuberculosis. Today, hosted by KELIN under the COMBAT DR-TB project, the Network of TB Champions Kenya convened key stakeholders at Afya Annex in Nairobi for a pivotal Community Engagement (COE) meeting.

​While communities play a massive role on the ground, their contributions are not yet fully captured in Kenya’s routine TB data systems in line with WHO guidelines. Today’s session focused on:
✅ Constituting a dedicated Community Engagement (COE) structure.
✅ Identifying gaps and opportunities in routine data collection.
✅ Agreeing on an immediate advocacy roadmap to integrate WHO Civil Society Engagement Indicators into national monitoring systems.

Bringing together the Ministry of Health, National TB Programme, civil society, TB champions, and county coordinators is a vital step toward a more inclusive and accurate national health response.

Adhering to tuberculosis treatment is vital not only for full recovery, but also to prevent drug resistance and keep our...
27/07/2026

Adhering to tuberculosis treatment is vital not only for full recovery, but also to prevent drug resistance and keep our families and communities safe. Taking medication as prescribed every day makes all the difference.
​If you or someone you love is currently on TB treatment, remember that support and consistency are key.
​Stay Strong. Stay on Treatment.

There is a massive difference between a patient left in the dark and one who is empowered. Every single patient has the ...
25/06/2026

There is a massive difference between a patient left in the dark and one who is empowered. Every single patient has the right to receive a clear explanation of the TB Patient Charter the very day they begin their treatment journey.
This charter is your tool to understand your rights, your responsibilities, and what you can expect from your healthcare provider.
Don't walk away confused. Be empowered. Ask your healthcare team about the TB Patient Charter today!

TBpeople Stop TB Partnership KELIN NTLDKenya The Ministry of Health World Health Organization (WHO)

Prevention is the very first step to ending TB for good!Too often, we only focus on TB once someone is already sick. But...
24/06/2026

Prevention is the very first step to ending TB for good!

Too often, we only focus on TB once someone is already sick. But true victory over this disease starts in our homes, our clinics, and our community spaces before transmission happens.

Building a TB-free community relies on a few simple, powerful habits we can all practice:
🪟 Proper Ventilation: Keep windows open to let fresh air circulate and clear out airborne germs.
🩺 Early Screening: Don’t wait for severe symptoms. If you or a loved one has a persistent cough, seek screening early.
🧼 Infection Prevention: Simple practices like proper handwashing and respiratory hygiene protect the most vulnerable around us, including our children.
💊 Timely Treatment: Starting treatment immediately breaks the chain of transmission and protects everyone.

TB is preventable and curable. Let’s look out for one another and ensure our shared spaces are safe and healthy.

👉 Prevent TB. Protect Communities.

TBpeople KELIN Stop TB Partnership Pamoja TB GROUP NTLDKenya The Ministry of Health Treatment Action Group (TAG) World Health Organization (WHO) Centre for Health Solutions - Kenya (CHS) Amref Health Africa

The TB Patient Charter belongs to both of us. It is a mutual contract between you and your healthcare team, built to ens...
23/06/2026

The TB Patient Charter belongs to both of us. It is a mutual contract between you and your healthcare team, built to ensure a dignified, effective path to complete healing. Looking closely every single right you have as a patient is backed by a responsibility that empowers you and protects your family.
The Rights You Must Demand:
​Uncompromising Dignity: Free, high-quality treatment entirely free from stigma, prejudice, or discrimination.
​Absolute Transparency: Full clarity on your dosages, side effects, and the right to a second opinion.
​Justice & Security: Full privacy of your records and the right to join peer support groups to protect your job and livelihood.
The Power You Must Exercise:
​Be Honest: Give your healthcare provider your full medical history to save your life.
​Be Relentless: Conscientiously follow your treatment plan to defeat the bacteria for good.
​Be a Champion: Spread the word, fight the stigma, and march with peer patients toward a total cure.
​Better partnership. Better care. Better outcomes. It starts when we both step up.
​Know it. Share it. Practice it.

TBpeople KELIN NTLDKenya Pamoja TB GROUP Stop TB Partnership World Health Organization (WHO) Amref Health Africa Treatment Action Group (TAG)

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The TB Patient Charter belongs to both of us, it is a shared promise between you and your healthcare team to ensure a di...
22/06/2026

The TB Patient Charter belongs to both of us, it is a shared promise between you and your healthcare team to ensure a dignified, supportive, and successful treatment journey.
As you can see, a healthy relationship between a patient and a healthcare provider is anchored on five essential pillars:
🔒 Privacy: Your health information is always secure and protected.
🤝 Trust: Open, honest communication guides every step of your care.
🛡️ Dignity: Every patient deserves to be treated with absolute respect.
🔗 Partnership: Decisions are made together as a team.
💙 Quality Healthcare: Access to the standard of care you rightly deserve.

TB treatment is a journey you don't have to walk alone. When healthcare workers and patients understand their mutual roles, we create an environment where everyone thrives.
📖 Know it. Share it. Practice it.

Ask your healthcare provider about the TB Patient Charter at your next visit!

TBpeople KELIN Stop TB Partnership Pamoja TB GROUP NTLDKenya The Ministry of Health Amref Health Africa World Health Organization (WHO)

No one should face stigma, discrimination, or barriers to healthcare because of TB.Every person affected by TB has the r...
17/06/2026

No one should face stigma, discrimination, or barriers to healthcare because of TB.

Every person affected by TB has the right to:
✅ Dignity and respect
✅ Privacy and confidentiality
✅ Equitable access to quality healthcare
✅ Support free from stigma and discrimination

When people feel safe to seek testing, treatment, and support, we move closer to ending TB in our communities.

Together, let's create a society where compassion replaces stigma and everyone has the opportunity to live healthy, fulfilling lives.

Protect Rights. End Stigma. Save Lives.



TBpeople KELIN Amref Health Africa Stop TB Partnership The Ministry of Health

Many people still believe they should wait for a cough to last two weeks before seeking care. Every cough matters;If you...
16/06/2026

Many people still believe they should wait for a cough to last two weeks before seeking care. Every cough matters;

If you:
✅ Have diabetes
✅ Have been in close contact with someone with TB
✅ Have a weakened immune system
✅ Have other TB symptoms such as night sweats, weight loss, fever, or loss of appetite

Don't wait. Get tested for TB immediately at your nearest public health facility.

Early diagnosis means early treatment, better health outcomes, and helps stop the spread of TB in our communities.

Stop TB Partnership Pamoja TB GROUP TBpeople Centre for Health Solutions - Kenya (CHS) Treatment Action Group (TAG)

When it comes to Tuberculosis (TB), waiting for symptoms to become severe can put your health and your community at risk...
15/06/2026

When it comes to Tuberculosis (TB), waiting for symptoms to become severe can put your health and your community at risk. Early action is key to a full recovery.

Take a close look at the signs. If your cough is accompanied by:
• 🌙 Night sweats
• 📉 Sudden weight loss
• 🌡️ Fever or chills
• 🥱 Constant fatigue or tiredness
• 🍽️ Loss of appetite
..it’s time to act. TB is completely preventable, treatable, and curable.

The Network of TB Champions Kenya (NTBC-K) and TB People urge you not to delay. Protect yourself, your family, and your community by seeking testing immediately at the nearest public health facility.

👉 Know the Signs. Act Early. Get Checked Today.

TBpeople Pamoja TB GROUP Treatment Action Group (TAG) World Health Organization (WHO) Stop TB Partnership NTLDKenya

Tuberculosis remains one of the world's deadliest infectious diseases, but the good news is that DR-TB can be treated an...
15/06/2026

Tuberculosis remains one of the world's deadliest infectious diseases, but the good news is that DR-TB can be treated and cured when detected early.

If you or someone you know is experiencing:
🔹 A cough lasting more than two weeks
🔹 Unexplained weight loss
🔹 Fever and night sweats
🔹 Tiredness and weakness
🔹 Loss of appetite

Visit your nearest public health facility and get tested for free.

Early diagnosis and treatment not only save lives but also help stop the spread of TB in our communities.

KELIN TBpeople Treatment Action Group (TAG) World Health Organization (WHO) Centre for Health Solutions - Kenya (CHS) Pamoja TB GROUP NTLDKenya Stop TB Partnership The Ministry of Health

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