Organic Health Center β World TB Day Awareness Event
π― Objectives
Raise community awareness about TB symptoms, prevention, and treatment.
Reduce stigma associated with TB.
Provide free TB screening and counseling services.
Engage schools, local leaders, and the media for wider impact.
ποΈ Program Schedule
09:00 β 09:30 | Registration & Welcome
Attendees sign in and receive awareness kits (brochures, masks, hand sanitizers).
Background music or TB awareness videos playing.
09:30 β 10:00 | Inaugural Session
Welcome speech by Director of Organic Health Center.
Keynote address by local health official on TBβs impact in the community.
Short talk by a TB survivor sharing their journey.
10:00 β 11:00 | Awareness Session
Presentation: βKnow TB, No TBβ β Causes, Symptoms, Prevention, Treatment.
Interactive Q&A with doctors and health workers.
Myth-busting quiz with small prizes (e.g., grocery vouchers).
11:00 β 12:30 | Free TB Screening Camp
Sputum collection booth & free chest X-ray van outside venue.
Rapid symptom-check counters (for cough >2 weeks, fever, weight loss).
On-the-spot counseling for suspected cases.
12:30 β 01:30 | Nutrition & Wellness for TB Patients
Cooking demo: affordable meals that support recovery.
Distribution of nutrition kits (lentils, eggs, vegetables, fortified foods) to TB patients.
Guidance on lifestyle support (exercise, stress reduction).
01:30 β 02:00 | Student & Youth Engagement
Skit/drama by school students: βBreaking TB Stigma.β
Poster/essay competition winners announced.
Pledge ceremony: βI will spread awareness, not stigma.β
02:00 β 02:45 | Support & Motivation Session
Group discussion with TB survivors and families.
Counseling on treatment adherence (DOTS).
Launch of a Patient Support Group by Organic Health Center.
02:45 β 03:00 | Closing Ceremony
Vote of thanks.
Distribution of certificates to volunteers.
Group photo + media interaction.
π¦ Logistics & Materials
Banners, posters, brochures (in local language).
Mic system, projector for presentations.
TB awareness kits (mask + pamphlet + sanitizer).
Nutrition kits for patients.
Volunteer badges & T-shirts.
π Expected Outcomes
300+ community members sensitized on TB.
100+ people screened for TB symptoms.
At least 10 suspected TB cases referred for further testing.
Formation of a local TB support group.
Media coverage to amplify awareness.