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    • Engaging the Media
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Project respect

Resilient, People-centered, Community-led Responses to End Drug Resistant Tuberculosis (RESPECT)

Project RESPECT aims, as part of the Stop TB Partnership’s Challenge Facility for Civil Society framework, to establish and enhance community-driven initiatives that elevate demand for DR-TB and related social protection tools, overcome stigma and promote access, and enhance the quality of care through coordinated partnerships, community-led monitoring, and capacity-building efforts. 

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recent updates

Capacity building workshop on DR-TB for TB Champions

Awareness sessions on DR-TB with high school students by TB Champions

PROJECT objectives

Create community-led demand through capacity-building and engagement of TB Champions, who will work towards enhanced community awareness and holistic support to people with TB and DR-TB

Create community-led demand through capacity-building and engagement of TB Champions, who will work towards enhanced community awareness and holistic support to people with TB and DR-TB

Create community-led demand through capacity-building and engagement of TB Champions, who will work towards enhanced community awareness and holistic support to people with TB and DR-TB

Introduce/scale-up community-led monitoring and accountability initiatives through country-specific tools

Create community-led demand through capacity-building and engagement of TB Champions, who will work towards enhanced community awareness and holistic support to people with TB and DR-TB

Create community-led demand through capacity-building and engagement of TB Champions, who will work towards enhanced community awareness and holistic support to people with TB and DR-TB

Foster an enhanced focus on DR-TB through media engagement, mentorship and sustained capacity-building

Create community-led demand through capacity-building and engagement of TB Champions, who will work towards enhanced community awareness and holistic support to people with TB and DR-TB

Foster an enhanced focus on DR-TB through media engagement, mentorship and sustained capacity-building

key activities

Development of a community engagement package for TB-affected communities

Training, capacity building, and engaging TB survivors and Champions on DR-TB

Training, capacity building, and engaging TB survivors and Champions on DR-TB

Training, capacity building, and engaging TB survivors and Champions on DR-TB

Training, capacity building, and engaging TB survivors and Champions on DR-TB

Training, capacity building, and engaging TB survivors and Champions on DR-TB

Training TB survivors who identify as transgender and engaging them as TB Champions

Training TB survivors who identify as transgender and engaging them as TB Champions

Training TB survivors who identify as transgender and engaging them as TB Champions

Effective implementation of community-led monitoring in coordination with the NTEP

Training TB survivors who identify as transgender and engaging them as TB Champions

Training TB survivors who identify as transgender and engaging them as TB Champions

Resource Group for Education and Advocacy for Community Health or REACH is an India-based non-profit organisation founded in 1998-99 in Chennai. REACH has evolved over the last 25+ years to become a key partner and leader in the fight against TB in India, working closely with the TB programme and engaging various stakeholders including the private sector, affected communities, industries and the media, among others. REACH’s mandate is to work towards achieving equitable health for all, with a focus on tuberculosis and non-communicable diseases.

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