Our Programs

Non Communicable Diseases

This program addresses chronic conditions like diabetes, hypertension, and mental health disorders, especially in underserved communities. TIHRAD implements

Community-based screening and mobile clinics.

Health literacy campaigns targeting diet, physical activity, and lifestyle.

Integration of mental health support into primary health care.

Partnerships with nutritionists, fitness experts, and schools.

Support groups and behavior change support for affected individuals.

Policy and Research Translation

 Bridging the gap between research and implementation, this program ensures that evidence informs decision-making at all levels. Key strategies include:

    Drafting and dissemination of policy briefs, position papers, and fact sheets.

●        Hosting multi-stakeholder dialogues and technical roundtables.

●        Training policymakers and civil society on interpreting scientific data.

●        Developing toolkits for local government health planning.

●        Working with the media to amplify evidence-based advocacy.

Zoonotic and Infectious Diseases (NCDs)

At the heart of the One Health model, this program examines diseases that spill over between animals and humans. Activities are centered around:

   Cross-sectoral outbreak response training.

●        Field investigations in high-risk zones (e.g., livestock markets, abattoirs).

●        Behavioral change communication (BCC) materials on hygiene, animal handling, and food safety.

●        Strengthening community-based reporting and surveillance.

●        Collaborative research with veterinary and wildlife institutions.

Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR)

This program focuses on the growing threat of drug-resistant infections. TIHRAD conducts molecular surveillance and epidemiological research to map resistance patterns in both clinical and environmental samples. The program supports:

●        Development of local AMR surveillance systems.

●        Public awareness campaigns on antibiotic misuse.

●        Health worker training on antimicrobial stewardship.

●        Development of rapid diagnostics and lab capacity strengthening.

●        Engagement with pharmaceutical and veterinary sectors to encourage responsible drug usage

Climate Change & Health

This program investigates how climate variables influence public health outcomes. By connecting environmental indicators to health trends, TIHRAD aims to enhance resilience in vulnerable communities. Key activities include:

     Research on vector-borne diseases and climate variability.

• Heatwave and extreme weather preparedness programs.
• Tree-planting and air quality improvement initiatives.
• Climate-health education in schools and rural communities.
• Policy advocacy for climate-smart health infrastructure.