Empowering Communities
Advocating for human rights-based and people-centered care
for communities affected by HIV and TB.
Empowering Communities
Advocating for human rights-based and people-centered care
for communities affected by HIV and TB.
Advocating for human rights-based and people-centered care
for communities affected by HIV and TB.
Advocating for human rights-based and people-centered care
for communities affected by HIV and TB.
ACHIEVE is engaged in the development and implementation of evidence-based programs addressing HIV, tuberculosis, gender, and health issues.
We are proud to announce the launch of our latest community report which captures TB-affected communities' real-life experiences and feedback through the CallKaLungs TB Hotline - a community-led monitoring (CLM) platform. This report aims to amplify community voices and co-create solutions for sustainable, quality, and and people-centered TB programs.
Partners and stakeholders from government agencies, the private sector, and civil society pledged their commitment to strengthen Pandemic Preparedness, Prevention, and Response (PPPR) efforts and to meaningfully engage communities throughout these initiatives.
Representatives from the Office of Civil Defense, Department of Health, Department of Social Welfare and Development, and the health offices of Quezon City, Manila, and Pasig reaffirmed their support. Joining them were the University of the Philippines National Institutes of Health, PhilHealth, Philippine Business for Social Progress (PBSP), UNAIDS, Philippine Red Cross, Cullion Foundation, and Doctors Without Borders. The COPPER Coalition and PASTB also pledged their dedication to advancing PPPR.
The COPPER Coalition Philippines, composed of 25 community and civil society organizations engaged in Pandemic Preparedness, Prevention, and Response (PPPR), raised their calls yesterday.
The COPPER Coalition urged for greater community engagement in building resilient health systems and ensuring sustainable, comprehensive, accessible, and high-quality healthcare at all times.
They highlighted the importance of protecting communities during pandemics by supporting livelihoods, establishing pandemic-proof learning systems, and preventing gender-based violence. The coalition also stressed the need for accurate and reliable information to effectively combat pandemics.
ACHIEVE is the country implementer of the COPPER CE or the Community Engagement and Pandemic Preparedness and Response Project, an eighteen-month initiative funded by the Apcaso with ACT!AP.
Community and civil society organizations working on HIV and TB, public transport groups, women’s groups, Indigenous peoples, and youth organizations built their peer education skills for Pandemic Prevention, Preparedness, and Response (PPPR) through a workshop organized by ACHIEVE in partnership with Apcaso under the COPPER Project.
The communities play a critical role in responding to health emergencies by ensuring that pandemic interventions are anchored on health equity, human rights, and gender equality. Through this workshop, the participants learned about basic concepts of PPPR that they can share to their respective communities through peer education. The workshop was conducted in 2 batches on December 12-15, 2024.
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