NTDs should be neglected no longer
The Canadian Network for NTDs is a network of interested Canadian individuals and organizations who aim to mobilize Canadian action to end suffering from NTDs.
Our mission is to generate interest and support from the Canadian public about NTDs, and advocate for the elimination of NTDs to be a key part of Canada’s global health priorities. Our network of global health practitioners and researchers provide world-class insight and support for Canadian policy on NTDs.
We believe that addressing NTDs is the missing piece to improved global health. Canadian investment to eliminate NTDs will help reduce global health inequities and establish more resilient health systems.
Advocacy and Policy Officer – Tina Lines
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Tina has an MSc in Global Public Health & more than 10 years of experience in international development; having worked in project development for health and education projects primarily for countries in Africa, working with Plan Canada, IOM (International Organization for Migration), Canadian Feed the Children & IDRF (International Development & Relief Fund).
Tina is really excited to have the opportunity to collaborate with such a bright, passionate and diverse team to advance the policy and advocacy agenda of the CNNTD.
Canadian Student and Young Professional Ambassador for NTDs – Deborah Ola
Deborah is a third year health sciences student from the University of Calgary. She is passionate about global health, health equity, and human rights and hopes to pursue global health in her career.
