AfriTropical Health Initiative strives to create lasting solutions that enhance healthcare access and improve the well-being of vulnerable populations.
Tomorrow, the Afritropical Health Initiative is launching; a game-changing movement for African public health.
Not just an event.
Not just a project.
But a REVOLUTION, in Africa, tackling the problem from the roots
DID YOU 🫵 KNOW?*
Over 100 million people in Africa suffer from diseases many don’t even know exist.
These diseases are called Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs).
Afritropical Health Initiative stands on three strong pillars, which are:
1. *Awareness* : Create (and increase) awareness in the local community, amongst members of our immediate community
2. *Research* : Write publications that discuss tropical diseases in Africa and how we can reduce it to the barest minimum, hence reducing mortalities resulting from the diseases
DID YOU 🫵 KNOW?*
Over 100 million people in Africa suffer from diseases many don’t even know exist.
These diseases are called Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs).
We're here to raise awareness about those diseases, to reach out to the affected population and prevent the possible spread of Neglected Tropical Diseases.
It’s now an offence to not know what NTDs are!
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Africa carries 40%+ of the global burden affecting the vulnerable, yet often ignored.
NTDs manifest rapidly across the continent. The time to act is now.
Afritropical Initiative is leading the charge through awareness and advocacy.
VISION _(The end in focus)_
“It began with a dream: a dream to see a healthier Africa, free from the burden and unnecessary mortalities of Neglected Tropical Diseases. Combating NTDs in our local environment through awareness and in Africa, through policy advocacy and research.
VISION _(The end in focus)_
“It began with a dream: a dream to see a healthier Africa, free from the burden and unnecessary mortalities of Neglected Tropical Diseases. Combating NTDs in our local environment through awareness and in Africa, through policy advocacy and research.