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Our mission is to improve health outcomes in underprivileged areas by tackling health disparities that limit access to medical and mental health care, providing evidenced-based education, and rendering social support to anyone in need, one person at a time.
TAGHI is Acronym for "Tet Ansanm Global Health Initiative". “Tèt Ansanm” in Haitian Créole means “Heads Together” or United Front.
- To significantly cut down the number of preventable deaths by providing access to high-quality health care in underserved areas.
- To provide social support, including English classes, vocational / trade training and counseling; access to temporary housing, meal programs to immigrants on the verge of destitution, and to single parents or
- To significantly cut down the number of preventable deaths by providing access to high-quality health care in underserved areas.
- To provide social support, including English classes, vocational / trade training and counseling; access to temporary housing, meal programs to immigrants on the verge of destitution, and to single parents or struggling families in underserved areas.
- To provide day care and social activities to retired and non-working adults.
- To sponsor talented individuals who are unable to achieve their educational or vocational dreams due to socioeconomic barriers.
- To prevent HIV from sex or injection drug use.
- To treat and reduce mortality and morbidity (e.g., infertility) in underprivileged areas from infectious diseases, including sexually transmitted illnesses, like Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, HIV, Hepatitis, Syphilis, Hepatitis, etc.
- To serve as a liaison among health and teaching institutions in developed and developing countries.
- To serve as a channel between philanthropic entities and communities in need.
When it comes to this great country that many of us call home - The United States of America - there is no lack of resources in every given domain. Many people from all over the world who could not achieve their life potential in their home land migrated here to the USA to do just that. Thus, this country is often referred to as the land
When it comes to this great country that many of us call home - The United States of America - there is no lack of resources in every given domain. Many people from all over the world who could not achieve their life potential in their home land migrated here to the USA to do just that. Thus, this country is often referred to as the land of opportunities. Yet, many are living in poverty. Some might argue that their life situation is of their own making. Whether that is true has limited relevance in this debate. What we need to understand is this - and COVID-19 as well as HIV have exhibited that well - a health threat to one, even in a remote part of the world, can be a health threat to all. We are interconnected whether we like it or not. Limited access to health care, or a lack of opportunities for some does affect the stability of world order. Many of the most atrocious events that have occurred in recent years are being attributed to mental illness. While we cannot dismiss the significant role of mental illness in these cases, we must also acknowledge the important role that a lack of social support, or a feeling of rejection and being shunned play in these tragedies. We, as a society, have to do better in terms of inclusion, support, and being our brothers' and sisters' or each other's keepers. It is time to bring together our resources to help underprivileged children; young secluded people with either no opportunities, hope, or social support; those who are vulnerable to contracting and spreading STDs; and an elderly population that is either being neglected or dying before their time.
It is with that spirit that TAGHI (Tèt Ansanm Global Health Initiative), a 501(c)3 Non-Profit Organization, was born; a very bold and ambitious contribution in health.
A unique opportunity to make the world a better place. Come put your head together with ours to help save and improve lives in an underserved area near you, or in a disadvantaged or distressed location across the globe. By volunteering with our organization or by pledging a one-time or recurrent donation, you will help decrease health disparities one person at a time.
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