UGANDA STOP TB PARTNERSHIP

Four areas of work.One shared ambition.

From community action to national advocacy, our work connects the people and institutions needed to end TB.

A community conversation with outreach workers

01 / OUR FOCUS

Community-based TB care

Put communities and people affected by TB at the centre of the response.

Work with community organisations and survivor networks to share accurate TB information.

Support peer engagement, treatment literacy and connections to health services.

Bring community experience into conversations about barriers to care.

02 / OUR FOCUS

Public–private collaboration

Connect private healthcare providers with the wider TB response.

Support knowledge sharing and capacity building among private providers.

Promote coordination between civil society, health facilities and the national TB programme.

Encourage consistent referral, communication and learning across partners.

A health worker providing clinical care
Participants gathered after a training workshop

03 / OUR FOCUS

Capacity building

Build the knowledge and confidence needed for effective local action.

Strengthen civil society skills through training, mentorship and experience sharing.

Equip survivor networks to contribute to advocacy and community-led monitoring.

Use evidence from programme work to improve future implementation.

04 / OUR FOCUS

Advocacy & coordination

Keep TB visible in policy, public discussion and resource decisions.

Engage political, cultural and religious leaders alongside affected communities.

Use communication and social mobilisation to challenge stigma and raise awareness.

Bring partners together around shared national priorities.

Speakers at a tuberculosis conference

WORK WITH USTP

There is a role for every partner.

Bring your experience, resources and community connections to Uganda’s TB response.