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Winner TB Survival Prize 2008

Speranta Terrei,

Moldova

Runners Up

Benjamin Ocaya,

Norway

ZAMBART,

Zambia

Welcome to the New Look Tuberculosis Survival Project Website

Paul Thorn24/03/2009 – TBSP was launched World TB Day 2006 (March 24th). This World TB Day 2009, three years later, we are pleased to unveil our new-look website. We are really pleased with it, and we hope that those of you who have visited us before will like it too.

For those that haven’t been before, there are a few new functions. For example there is a new Features section which provides you with a space to write your own opinion pieces, and an Interview page situated also in the Features section where you can find out more about what other people are doing in the fight to Stop TB. There is also a new section highlighting the work of the winners of the TB Survival Prize 2008, Speranta Terrei in Moldova. Watch out for future news about how you can nominate or self-nominate an organization or individual for the TB Survival Prize 2009. The winner receives $2,000 and their work will be showcased for the world to see here on this website for the following year. Soon we will also have a new blogging section. I hope you will all get writing!

All the old favourite functions are here, such as TB Tips, the growing collection of personal stories and experiences of people who have had TB/MDR-TB, the book shop, and the one-to-one mentoring service as well as lots of other helpful information. Do send us your comments about what you think of the new-look website, if you like it, or if you think that there is something that you think we could be doing better?

Finally, all that remains to be said on this World TB Day 2009 is that if you are one of the many people who have had/or have TB/MDR-TB, then you are not alone. Let’s try and help each other. TB and MDR-TB are preventable and curable. This is website is your space and for you.

All the best,

Paul X

 

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What is the Tuberculosis Survival Project?

The Tuberculosis Survival Project (TBSP) was launched World TB Day 2006. The
project started out with several aims;

1) to raise awareness and provide information about Tuberculosis (TB) and
Multidrug-resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB).

2) to offer a peer support service to those on the TB treatment journey.

3) to provide a facility whereby people can leave their own and read about
each other's experience of having the disease.

4) to provide country specific information so people can learn about what is
going on in their region in regards to the disease.

In Autumn 2007 the aims were expanded to also include;

5) to develop and publish relevant self-help and informative publications
that are 'really useful' to people with TB/MDR-TB.

If you haven't visited this website before, we encourage you to share your
comments and feedback about the usefulness of the website, any country
specific information that could be useful to others, and also invite you to
share your own personal experience of the illness if you are or have been a
patient.

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