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World TB Day 2026 Social Media Toolkit

Mar 2026

March 16, 2026
Blog / GFAN Publications, Global Fund

World TB Day Social Media Toolkit

Advocates can use World TB Day to raise awareness and encourage CCM members and national decision-makers to prioritize TB programs in GC8.

When posting, tag:

  • GFAN
  • Your National TB Program
  • Your Ministry of Health
  • CCM representatives in your country

Example Posts

Post 1 – ( DOWNLOAD HERE )

Community health workers help people get diagnosed, stay on treatment, and overcome barriers to care.

Yet these programs are often among the first to be reduced when funding becomes tight.

This World TB Day, we call on decision-makers to protect these investments.

#EndTB #WorldTBDay

Post 2 – ( DOWNLOAD HERE )

Community outreach and peer support programs help identify people with TB earlier and support treatment adherence.

Without these programs, many people with TB remain undiagnosed or disconnected from care.

Investments in community-led outreach remain critical to ending TB.

#EndTB #WorldTBDay

Post 3 – ( DOWNLOAD HERE )

Countries are preparing funding requests for the next grant cycle of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria.

These decisions will determine which TB programs continue — and which may be cut.

This World TB Day, TB advocates call for strong investments in:

  • Human rights interventions
  • TB diagnosis
  • Community programs
  • Support for affected communities

Yes! We can end TB — led by communities.

Post 4 – ( DOWNLOAD HERE )

Stigma, discrimination, and legal barriers prevent many people from seeking TB diagnosis and treatment.

Programs that address these barriers help national TB responses reach the people most affected.

They should not be cut.

#WorldTBDay #EndTB

Post 5 – ( DOWNLOAD HERE )

Community monitoring helps identify gaps in TB services and improve program accountability.

When communities track services, TB programs become more responsive and effective.

As funding decisions are made for the next Global Fund cycle, these investments must remain part of the response.

Communities must remain at the center of TB programs.

#WorldTBDay

World TB Day 2026 Theme

The theme of World TB Day 2026 – ‘Yes! We can end TB!’ Currently there are two other social media toolkits that are available for the moment

  1. Stop TB Partnership World TB Day Social Media Toolkit
  2. WHO World TB Day Social Media Toolkit

Also, you can check out the WHO Global TB Report Social Media toolkit here for tiles on latest data and the TB landscape.

 

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