We kicked off the year with a dynamic capacity-building session titled “Understanding the NCD Policymaking Process for Effective Advocacy: Local, Regional, and Global Perspectives.” Held in January, the session brought together civil society organisations and young people with a passion for advocacy and a desire to create meaningful, population-level change.
We are delighted to share an exciting update on our partnership with Dr. Fanta Waterman, Clinical Assistant Professor in the Division of Community Health Sciences at the University of Illinois Chicago (UIC) School of Public Health.
Following the successful launch of Phase 2 of our Menstrual Health Education Project in Nevis, we were thrilled to take the next step by hosting a train-the-trainer session in collaboration with the Department of Gender Affairs and WASH United.
Tuesday was a truly special day as we joined the Nevis Department of Gender Affairs to officially launch Phase 2 of the Nevis component of our Menstrual Health Education Project.
SSB taxation can play a crucial role in supporting St. Kitts and Nevis’ transition to a sustainable island state.
Today’s blog comes from our Programme Director, Abi Begho, who shares her insightful experience attending and participating in the Commonwealth People’s Forum in Samoa.
We are absolutely delighted to welcome our new Project Assistant, Jay Robinson, to the team. Jay brings extensive experience from the health and non-profit sectors, where she has worked with underserved communities, including the elderly.
For the Global Week for Action on NCDs we hosted a youth-led panel discussion, giving the next generation a stage to lead the conversation on NCDs.
The Global Week for Action on NCDs kicks off today, 15th October, and runs until 22nd October. This year’s theme, Time to Lead, is especially significant, as leaders from around the world will gather in September 2025 at the United Nations for the fourth High-Level Meeting on NCDs.
The Healthy Caribbean Coalition (HCC), with the support of Resolve to Save Lives and partners , is pleased to launch the campaign titled “Let’s Talk About Trans Fats! And Why They Need to Go!” on September 30th, 2024. The campaign is part of a larger regional movement to ban industrially-produced trans fats from the food supply,
