• Improve awareness, testing, training and treatments to control and eliminate Tuberculosis within  Liberia;

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• Collaborate with local government, communities and international partners for comprehensive solutions for  Tuberculosis treatment within poor communities;

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• Allocate and seek opportunities to acquire medical supplies, TB medication, and equipment for under equipped TB facilities throughout Liberia;

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• Volunteers and Funding mobilization;

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• Allocation for the renovation and regular maintenance of TB facilities, especially in rural and underserved communities;

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• Partnership with WHO and other international partners and donors  to halt the rapid spread of tuberculosis in post war/Ebola and COVID - 19 -Liberia.

Years of civil crisis, desensitization, and inadequate funding have taken away focus from awareness and treatment geared to containing and eradicating TB in Liberian communities.

 

While the disease is rapidly spreading, medical facilities are ill-equipped to properly treat patients and contain the disease. We cannot stand idly, watching our people suffer and die of a disease for which treatment is available and has been eradicated in many parts of the world, especially in developed countries.

 

Passivity is not an option for OFCET-Liberia, especially when there exist 21st. Century remedies for tuberculosis.