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StopTB Partnership-Kenya
STP-K is a membership organisation that brings together
different partners which include civil society, development partners TB infected and affected communities, Government sectors and the private sector with the goal of contributing towards ending TB in Kenya.
Inline with sustainable development goals (STGS) and the social pillar of Kenyan vision 2030. the Kenya health policy 202-2030 and to contribute to the right to health as stipulated in the Kenyan constitution chapter iv article 43 (a).
Our Vision
To be a robust partnership towards a Kenya free of TB
Our Mission
To enhance partnership for promotion of existing strategies towards end of TB and address hindrances through coalition building, resource mobilisation, advocacy, communication and community engagement.
Our Goal
To optimise partnerships towards end of TB align advocacy strategies to Kenya TB national strategic plan the global end TB strategy and the united nations, High level meeting, country commitments through advocacy, resource mobilisation and strategic partnerships
Our Targets
Step up advocacy for increased domestic resource allocation to TB by 50% by 2025.
60% of counties with the TB budget in the annual work plan by 2025.
10% annual increase in revenue from members and partners.
100% compliance with STP-K governance requirements.
A well coordinated multi sectoral approach with membership increased to 30 partners by 2025.
News Updates
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Civil society demands zero-rating of taxes on HIV, TB drugs
In Summary •HIV funding from Pepfar has been reducing since 2018, without any notable increase from the Kenyan government. •The civil society -
TB GETS THE MUCH-NEEDED ATTENTION AT THE LABOR DAY EVENT
Kenya joined the rest of the world in celebrating International Labour Day on May 1st but this was not your ordinary labour day. -
SOCIAL PROTECTION FOR TB PATIENTS
Stop TB Partnership and other partners are supporting the Ministry of Health – TB Program in developing a social protection framework for -
Day of the African Child, 2017
Back in 1976, close to ten thousand black students from Soweto in South Africa took to the streets to express their dissatisfaction -
TB AND THE YOUTH- The Myths
TB is not curable!” retorted the twenty-something old man. “It killed my cousin after we had invested so much seeking his treatment,” -
Universal Children Day; A new chapter
On 20th November 2018, the world celebrated Universal Children Day and Kenya was not left behind. INERELA+ Kenya in collaboration with Stop
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