Towards a TB-Free Zimbabwe: Collaborating for Prevention, Treatment, and Care.

Who We Are

The Stop TB Partnership Zimbabwe is a voluntary alliance uniting organizations and individuals committed to ending tuberculosis in Zimbabwe. Hosted by Jointed Hands Welfare Organisation (JHWO), the Partnership serves as a platform for collaboration, resource mobilization, and innovative approaches to TB prevention, diagnosis, and care.

Together, we strive to empower communities, strengthen healthcare systems, and create a Zimbabwe free from the burden of TB.

mission
vision

To unite, empower, and coordinate all stakeholders in Zimbabwe to end the TB epidemic, ensuring universal access to quality TB services, and promoting innovative solutions, advocacy, and community-driven responses that leave no one behind.

 A TB-free Zimbabwe

Vision

A TB-free Zimbabwe

Mission

To unite stakeholders and ensure universal access to quality TB care through innovation, advocacy, and community-driven solutions.

” One Face, One Voice, One Goal to End TB! “

Our Focus Areas

Partnership Building

Strengthening collaboration across sectors.

Coordination

Uniting stakeholders for effective TB response.

Advocacy

Raising awareness and influencing policy.

Capacity Building

Empowering partners and communities.

Latest News & Events

Highlights from recent activities like the launch of the Multi-Sectoral Accountability Framework and National TB Caucus relaunch.

Upcoming Events

November 2024
Nov 12
Nov 12, 2024 November 12, 2024 - December 23, 2024

A national platform bringing together experts, policymakers, and stakeholders to discuss strategies and innovations for combating TB in Zimbabwe.

December 2024
Dec 23
Dec 23, 2024 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

The event highlights the importance of legislative support in the fight against TB and the role of policymakers in driving change.

Our Partners

STPZ is a mirror of the United Nations-hosted  Stop TB Partnership and works collaboratively with the Ministry of Health and Child Care through the National TB and Leprosy Control Program.