Trisuli Plus Community Action Group -Tpcag

Trisuli Plus Community Action Group -Tpcag

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Photos from Trisuli Plus Community Action Group -Tpcag's post 11/05/2026

Today, Trishuli Plus Community Action Group (TPCAG), in collaboration with the National Tuberculosis Control Center (NTCC), CCM Nepal, and ACT Nepal, successfully organized the National TB Program, Civil Society & Community Consultation for the Global Fund Grant Cycle 8 (GC8) Funding Request in Kathmandu.

The consultation brought together government representatives, civil society, TB survivors, community leaders, and partners including APCASO to discuss priorities, gaps, and community-led recommendations for strengthening Nepal’s TB response.

The meaningful participation of TB-affected communities and civil society reaffirmed one important message: ending TB is only possible when communities are at the center of decision-making.

Together, we move forward with stronger collaboration, rights-based approaches, and community-driven solutions for an equitable and people-centered TB response in Nepal.Apcaso ACT Nepal -Affected Community by TB Nepal@CCM Nepal

Photos from National Tuberculosis Control Center's post 24/03/2026
Photos from Trisuli Plus Community Action Group -Tpcag's post 09/02/2026

In Sudurpashchim Province, members of ACTNepal ACT Nepal -Affected Community by TB Nepal(Affected Community by TB Nepal) conducted an awareness session with school students on tuberculosis (TB).
The session focused on TB prevention, early symptoms, treatment, and reducing stigma, while also sharing information about ACT Nepal’s role in amplifying the voices of TB-affected communities.
Empowering young minds with the right information is a step closer to a TB-free Nepal.
Fast Track the CureApcasoStop TB Partnership

Photos from Trisuli Plus Community Action Group -Tpcag's post 06/01/2026

Trishuli Plus is grateful for the opportunity to facilitate a session on community engagement in Tuberculosis (TB) and to share about ACT Nepal (Affected Communities by TB) with 26 Community-Based Organizations working on HIV across 26 districts.

The interaction highlighted the importance of integrating TB into HIV responses, strengthening community voices, and building collective action to ensure no one is left behind. It was encouraging to see strong interest in community-led approaches, collaboration, and meaningful engagement at district and national levels.

Thank you Blue Diamond SocietyNepal for organizing this important platform on 30th December in Pokhara and for bringing together committed CBOs from across the country. Together, we continue to strengthen community engagement for a people-centered TB and HIV response. Stop TB PartnershipApcasoACT Nepal -Affected Community by TB Nepal

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