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 UN Days

4 February is World Cancer Day

21 March is World Down Syndrome Day  

24 March is World Tuberculosis Day  

2 April is World Autism Awareness Day   

7 April is World Health Day   

25 April is World Malaria Day  

28 April is World Day for Safety and Health at Work

6 - 12 Nurses Week

31 May is World No-Tobacco Day 

14 June is World Blood Donor Day

19 June is World Sickle Cell Day

25 September is World Pharmacist Day

28 September is World Rabies Day 

10 October is World Mental Health Day  

19 November is World Toilet Day  

1 December is World AIDS Day

12 December is International Universal Health Coverage Day

Why are these days important to us even in April? This is because these days play a role in adding to the sum total of our Aim and Objectives in TLF. 

But note that 7th April is World Health Day the "D" day, we are going to focus on issues of the body, health and issues surrounding Medicare. 

In the course of the year, join us in carrying out the various activities lined up in accordance with our themes. Remember that our cardinal projects are to distribute freely - Complete Bibles, devotionals, books, CDs, tracts, comics; send out inspirational messages; organise film-shows, seminar, workshops; make donations; paste posters; share via our write-ups on-line; and extra which involves redistribution of clothes, shoes, food, toiletries, provisions and other necessaries.

Where do you want to key into?

Contact us!

You are welcome please.

Board of Trustees

Tina Love Foundation (TLF)

April 

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