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Her Impact Gala is an annual International Women’s Day week celebration organized by Amplify Health and Development in Africa (AHDA). It honors young girls making a positive difference in their communities and connects them with inspiring women leaders in health and development.
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The project will build the capacity of 160 youth leaders and community dialogues and advocacy campaigns that address malaria,NTDs, and climate-related health risks.
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On this World NTD Day, AHDA reaffirms that ending Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) requires united action across communities, government, civil society, and the private sector with community engagement at the centre.
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AHDA welcomes its Board of Directors for 2025–2027, bringing strategic leadership and expertise to strengthen impact.
Read moreClimate and Health Forum 2025 highlights
The Climate and Health Forum 2025 convened civil society organisations (CSOs), women leaders, young people, community health workers (CHWs), researchers, and development partners for a timely dialogue on community-led responses to climate and health challenges.
Held under the theme, “Women, Youth and Community Health Workers: Driving Equitable and Inclusive Actions for a Sustainable Future,” the forum created a platform for frontline actors to share practical experiences and engage in a high-level panel discussion on policy and financing for community solutions in climate and health response.
The discussions underscored a central message: action is essential for climate resilience, and women, youth, and CHWs are already leading that work.
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Overview: Key stakeholders will convene to review a community dialogue toolkit under the Ministry of Health and PMO-RALG, with support from AHDA.
Overview: A special dinner event held during International Women’s Day celebrations to recognize impact, leadership, and community change.
Theme: “Building a sustainable future for the current and next generation.”
Focus: Youth perspectives on responsible AI and its implications on SRHR knowledge and attitudes.
Theme: UNITED AGAINST MALARIA
Overview: A day to raise awareness and reinforce investment and political commitment to malaria prevention, control, and elimination.
Overview: Celebrating youth achievements in line with Sustainable Development Goals, Agenda 2063 and Tanzania Vision 2050 .
Overview: AHDA will participate to engage in key conversations on health sovereignty and stronger systems in a changing global order.
Theme: Integrated Advocacy for NTD, Malaria and Climate Response: Lessons from the community health workers and youth leaders
Overview:During this forum, AHDA and partners will convene to share insights from the integrated advocacy project, bringing together youth and community health workers alongside key stakeholders for shared perspectives to advance community health in Tanzania and share best practices across international paltforms.
Theme: AHDA Annual Review, 2nd Independent Advisory Committee Convention, and 3rd Board of Directors’ Meeting
Overview: In a one-week AHDA secretariat meets for general reflections of the year, draft plans for the year, and general team evaluation, followed by an independent advisory meeting and eventually a board meeting to approve plans for the following year and guide its mandate
