Community Awareness Meeting Promotes Human Rights for People with TB in Kashipur

On 31 July 2024, the Samprity Aid Foundation successfully organized a “Community Awareness Meeting” at Kashipur to advocate for the human rights of individuals affected by tuberculosis (TB). The event saw the participation of  villagers, reflecting a strong community interest in the cause. During the meeting, various speakers highlighted the importance of understanding TB not just as a medical condition, but as a social issue that impacts human rights. The discussions focused on breaking the stigma associated with TB, ensuring equal treatment and support for those affected, and promoting a community-driven approach to TB prevention and care.

Key topics covered included:

• Stigma Reduction: Addressing the negative perceptions and discrimination faced by people with TB.
• Rights and Responsibilities: Educating the community about the rights of TB patients and the responsibilities of the community to support them.
• Access to Healthcare: Emphasizing the importance of accessible and equitable healthcare services for TB patients.
• Community Support: Encouraging villagers to provide emotional and social support to those affected by TB.
• The Samprity Aid Foundation remains dedicated to promoting the human rights of people with TB and will continue its efforts to raise awareness and support affected individuals. This meeting marks an important step in their ongoing campaign to create a more inclusive and supportive environment for all.