Give a Child with TB a Fighting Chance

Amina should be worrying about school, not tuberculosis.”

Amina would be a pseudonym if safeguarding requires it.

We would tell the donor:

When CHISTRE's community team reached Amina's community, her family was already struggling. She was eventually identified with TB and linked to treatment.

But getting medicine was only part of the challenge.

Her caregiver still had to find money for transportation, provide adequate food while she underwent treatment, return for appointments and keep the child on treatment for months.

For families living on very little, those apparently small costs can become the difference between completing treatment and dropping out.

CHISTRE can find children like Amina. We can connect them to care. We can follow them in their communities.

But we need your help to make sure poverty does not prevent a child from completing treatment.

What you will do for us is to share this link with your network,friends,colleagues,family members to support us (https://2africa.org/give-to-africa-and-yendaa-campaign/)