Tuberculosis is the world’s leading infectious disease killer - claiming over 1.3 million lives every year, despite being both preventable and curable.

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Thanks to international cooperation and aid investments, we’ve made real progress in the fight to end TB. But that progress is now under threat.

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Global cuts to aid, including reductions to USAID’s TB programs, are putting vulnerable communities at greater risk. At a time when the world should be scaling up action, we are at risk of pulling back - with devastating consequences for the world’s poorest and most at-risk populations.

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Join us for this timely event at Parliament House to hear from health experts, frontline advocates, and global partners about:

• The human cost of TB in low-income countries

• What’s at stake as major donors reduce funding