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On October 7, 2020, the first webinar of the Virtual Medical Council (VMC), established by the WHO Regional Office for Europe with the support of the ..
October 23 at 15:00 (CEST) we invite you to an online discussion on the results of TB community, rights and gender assessments in EECA region, organiz ..
On October 2, a quadripartite memorandum of cooperation was signed among the National Center for Tuberculosis and Lung Diseases, New Vector, TB People ..
On September 28-29, an online training on Tuberculosis for people living with HIV took place in Uzbekistan. The event was held by the organization "Is ..
On September 15, 2020 the ALE "Kazakhstan Union of People Living with HIV" held a National Consultation in Almaty with the participation of nongovern ..
The TBpeople Ukraine team responds to every request that comes through the application. "It is important for us that people affected by TB receive the ..
"Saglamliga Khidmat" continues the series of informational events to promote the OneImpact app.
TBpeople Ukraine lead a comprehensive implementation of the OneImpact mobile application in Ukraine as an effective tool for monitoring the barriers f ..
As it has been already mentioned, there has been conducted more than 16 trainings on OneImpact app at medical institutions by the "Saglamliga Khidmat" ..
Since the start of the training and advocacy campaign to promote OneImpact in Azerbaijan, the "Saglamliga Khidmat" team have held 16 trainings for hea ..
The Tbpeople Ukraine team signed a memorandum on cooperation with the Legal Aid Coordination Center and on a work plan with the Kiev Pravoberezhny Loc ..
In 2019 Partners TB-REP 2.0 TBpeople Ukraine began the process of adapting the OneImpact mobile application. And today the application is available th ..
In 2018, PAS Center together with implementing partners have designed a new regional project (TB-REP 2.0) to advance towards people-centered approaches ensuring provision of quality TB and DR-TB care and prevention in EECA region, based on previous experience and lessons learned from the implementation of the regional TB-REP program designed to contribute to strengthening health systems’ responses to TB in the longer term. The overall goal of TB-REP 2.0 is to foster timely TB case detection and improved treatment outcomes in patients with special emphasis on drug-resistant TB, in eleven EECA countries through meaningful involvement of communities and civil society and integrated people-centered TB care delivery systems able to address the needs of key and vulnerable populations. The program incorporates the full spectrum of DR-TB prevention and care issues, targeting both health and sustainable community systems for improved quality and strengthened people-centered approaches in TB care delivery.
The project is funded by the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria
