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Tuberculosis is on the rise in the UK, but neither the public nor politicians are aware. Write a letter to the editor of your local paper to bring this concerning trend into the public conversation.
write an LTE on tuberculosis in the UK Read more
We have a new prime minister. We need him to see the benefits of development cooperation to the UK, and set out a clear path to increase spending.
make the case for aid, Andy! Read more
Tuberculosis (TB) is often thought of as a disease of the past, but rates in the UK have been rising in recent years. Here’s how we can act to stop this worrying trend.
tackle the rising rates of TB in the UK Read more
In 2024, the countries most affected by child undernutrition collectively experienced $310 billion in ‘trade-related illicit financial flows’. The UK is holding a summit in June to address this. Speak up to make sure this summit tackles the unfair systems leading to child undernutrition.
reduce child undernutrition by tackling illicit financial flows Read more
The Global Partnership for Education (GPE) plays a critical role in improving the lives and futures of women and girls. Advancing education for all, including girls, depends on its success. Write to your MP to explain to them the importance of GPE and global education.
fund GPE to support women and girls Read more
The UK Government is threatening once again to raid ODA to fund military spending. Let Keir Starmer know this isn’t acceptable!
MPs must understand that there is still wide support for effective, equitable international development work, and advocate for this approach in Parliament. Organise a meeting to explain to them why international development cooperation matters to you!
the world is changing – let’s make it for the better Read more
Thank you for all your advocacy in 2025! Now it’s time to think about how you would like to take action in 2026 to help people access their right to health, wherever they live.
advocacy on global health in 2026 Read more
Access to quality education and health services are vital for women and girls to be able to gain control of their lives. It is imperative that there is space in the UK’s Official Development Assistance (ODA) budget allocation for these funds.
don’t forget about women and girls Read more
We have a new Foreign Secretary – the UK’s sixth in five years! We want to get in on the ground floor, explaining to her that the UK’s international development efforts are a powerful force for change.
welcome to the new Foreign Secretary Read more
By speaking up, we can persuade the Government to retain its current commitment to the Global Fund and protect thousands more lives around the world. Write to the Foreign Secretary today!
the UK must deliver £1 billion for the Global Fund Read more
On 25 June, Foreign Secretary David Lammy pledged £1.25 billion to Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance for the period of 2026-2030. This pledge is a welcome contribution to global health efforts, which will help to protect 500 million children from preventable diseases. Now, the Government should continue supporting global health efforts by funding polio eradication over the next two years.
global vaccination priorities: polio’s next Read more
