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Phone

780-680-9327

Address

9327 108 Avenue NW Edmonton, Alberta. Canada. T5H 1A1

Support Application Form

An online form where infected individuals can fill in their details, such as:



    Your Tuberculosis Support Questions Answered

    Find answers to common questions about tuberculosis and the support services we offer.

    What is tuberculosis?

    Tuberculosis (TB) is an infectious disease caused by the Mycobacterium tuberculosis bacteria. It primarily affects the lungs but can also impact other parts of the body. TB spreads through airborne particles when an infected person coughs or sneezes.

    Who is at risk of contracting TB?

    Anyone can get TB, but individuals with weakened immune systems (e.g., those with
    HIV/AIDS, diabetes, or malnutrition) are at a higher risk. People in crowded living
    conditions and healthcare workers are also at increased risk.

    How does TB Action and Support

    Foundation help those affected?
    Weprovide financial assistance, transportation aid, counseling, nutritional support, and TB awareness programs. Our goal is to help patients complete their treatment and reduce the spread of TB.

    How can I apply for support?

    Individuals affected by TB can fill out our online Support Application Form or
    contact us directly via phone or email. A team member will assess your request and
    determine how we can assist you.

    How can I contribute to the foundation?

    You can support us by making a donation, volunteering, or participating in
    fundraising and awareness campaigns. Visit our Donate or Volunteer page for more details.

    Are my donations tax-deductible?

    Yes, all donations are tax-deductible. You will receive an official receipt that can be
    used for tax purposes.

    Can I volunteer without a medical background?

    Absolutely! We have various volunteer opportunities, including community outreach, administrative support, fundraising, and digital media assistance. Anyone passionate about making a difference is welcome to join.

    What should I do if I suspect I have TB?

    If you have symptoms like a persistent cough, fever, night sweats, or weight loss, you should visit a healthcare provider for a TB test. Early diagnosis and treatment are
    essential.

    Does the foundation provide medical treatment?

    We do not provide direct medical treatment but collaborate with healthcare providers to ensure patients receive proper care. We offer support services, including transportation to medical facilities and assistance with treatment adherence.

    How can I stay updated on the foundation’s activities?

    You can subscribe to our newsletter or follow us on social media to receive updates
    on our latest events, success stories, and TB awareness campaigns.

    Voices of Hope

    “Thanks to Tbasf, I received the support I needed to manage my treatment effectively. Their team was always there to answer my questions and provide encouragement.”

    John Doe

    TB Survivor

    “The resources and assistance from Tbasf made a significant difference in my recovery journey. I am grateful for their unwavering support.”

    Jane Smith

    Advocate

    “Tbasf’s commitment to ending TB is inspiring. Their support has empowered me to continue my fight with hope and determination.”

    Emily Johnson

    Community Leader

    Join the Fight Against Tuberculosis

    Your support can make a difference in the battle against TB. Whether you need assistance or want to help spread awareness, we’re here for you. Reach out today or share this page to amplify our mission.