Oct 10, 2019
WEO Media Release
World Endometriosis Organisations (WEO) represents 200 million with endometriosis globally
The World Endometriosis Organisations was officially launched this week. WEO was initiated to address the significant global issues facing those with endometriosis and improve health outcomes for girls and women around the world. Now, with 27 member organisations world-wide, WEO is readying itself to be a significant driver of change for those with endometriosis.
Jun 19, 2019
Tea with TTEA
The TTEA will be hosting its first tea box fundraiser on Labour Day, Wednesday 19 June, 2019, 3pm - 6pm, at WASA Sports and Cultural Club, St. Joseph. Cost $40.00. Take-away or dine-in. The purpose is to raise funds to defray the deficit of approx. $10,000.00 from the Endowalk2019 event.
* Tea box contents: Croissant, cake, apple pie or strudel, Saheenas w/sauce or bake w/buljol, fruit or chow *
* Beverages: coffee, tea or juice *
Tickets are available
Contact Ambah Grant, co-ordinator or committee members
1(868)-682-0220 | 1(868)-361-2980
fundraiser.ttea@gmail.com | www.endott.org
TTEA's FB page | TTEA's IG page
Purchase your tea box tickets today!
Support the TTEA and endometriosis awareness!
Mar 30, 2019
Register and walk with the TTEA, endometriosis patients and the international endometriosis community on Saturday 30 March, 2019 at 4pm at the Queens Park Savannah. Theme: Endometriosis, Many Reasons, One Walk, One Cause. Registration Fee: *Group $60.00 (per person), Individual $80.00. A group is considered 5 or more persons.
Mar 30, 2019
ENDoTalk Launch
The TTEA's programme targeting secondary school students, ENDoTalk will be officially launched on Saturday 30 March, 2019 at the Endometriosis Walk and Women's Health Fair.
The nurses are usually the 1st point of contact in patient care management. Thus, the TTEA will be hosting its 1st seminar for nursing professionals themed, Endometriosis: Overcoming Challenges, Optimising Care in an effort to improve endometriosis care. Registration Fee: $120.00. Registration opens in January 2019.
Mar 04, 2019
QPC Survey Results
The TTEA will publish the results of the Quality of Patients Care Survey that was conducted in the second quarter of 2018. The results will be used to ascertain the level of care available in Trinidad and Tobago and to build a case for improvement when corresponding with officials. The main goal is to improve health outcomes for endometriosis patients in Trinidad and Tobago.
Oct 02, 2019
Endometriosis School Seminar Tobago
The TTEA will be hosting a free endometriosis seminar to raise awareness amongst secondary school students in Tobago. The TTEA's work extends to Tobago and this initiative recommits the TTEA to helping women and girls in Tobago as well as to achieve the World Endometriosis Organisations 2019 goal of raising awareness among young people.