Trinidad and Tobago Heart Foundation

Trinidad and Tobago Heart Foundation TTHF is an NGO that focuses on educating the citizens of T&T on heart disease and its risk factors

The Trinidad and Tobago Heart Foundation (TTHF) was incorporated on 17th April 1998 as a not for profit foundation whose principal objective is advocating for the prevention of Cardiovascular Disease, creating awareness of heart health, healthy lifestyles and proper dietary habits in an effort to reduce the incidence of heart disease and stroke. The TTHF is governed by a board of directors which s

erves on a voluntary basis without any honoraria or allowances; its projects are self-financed largely from corporate sponsorship, donations from the public and fund raising.

"Health Minister Dr Lackram Bodoe has warned about a childhood obesity crisis in Trinidad and Tobago, claiming that abou...
31/07/2026

"Health Minister Dr Lackram Bodoe has warned about a childhood obesity crisis in Trinidad and Tobago, claiming that about one in four children is overweight or obese, and stating his suspicion that the true figure is higher.

The most recent data from the World Obesity Federation (WOF) report for T&T show that, if anything, Minister Bodoe understated the problem."

THE EDITORIAL: https://trinidadexpress.com/opinion/editorials/childhood-obesity-a-weighty-problem/article_baee6b81-800e-4f69-8549-9fbe21744893.html

Health Minister Dr Lackram Bodoe has warned about a childhood obesity crisis in Trinidad and Tobago, claiming that about one in four children is overweight or obese, and stating his suspicion that the true figure is higher.

The most recent data from the World Obesity Federation (WOF) report for T&T show that, if anything, Minister Bodoe understated the problem.

THE EDITORIAL: https://trinidadexpress.com/opinion/editorials/childhood-obesity-a-weighty-problem/article_baee6b81-800e-4f69-8549-9fbe21744893.html

Public health experts, policymakers, advocacy groups & civil society:Please consider taking 15 minutes to complete this ...
30/07/2026

Public health experts, policymakers, advocacy groups & civil society:
Please consider taking 15 minutes to complete this survey.

Deadline: July 31st 2026.

As part of the MAPPS II project, the World Obesity Federation is conducting global surveys to better understand how health systems support obesity prevention, treatment and management. These surveys are an important opportunity for countries to ensure that their experiences and perspectives are represented in global evidence and policy discussions. We want the Caribbean perspective to be included in this global survey but currently responses from the region are low.

The survey is available here:

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Parents/caregivers of children with obesity: Please consider taking 15 minutes to complete this survey.Deadline: July 31...
30/07/2026

Parents/caregivers of children with obesity:
Please consider taking 15 minutes to complete this survey.

Deadline: July 31st 2026.

As part of the MAPPS II project, the World Obesity Federation is conducting global surveys to better understand how health systems support obesity prevention, treatment and management. These surveys are an important opportunity for countries to ensure that their experiences and perspectives are represented in global evidence and policy discussions. We want the Caribbean perspective to be included in this global survey but currently responses from the region are low.

The survey is available here:

Take this survey powered by surveymonkey.com. Create your own surveys for free.

People with lived experience of obesity:Please consider taking 15 minutes to complete this survey.Deadline: July 31st 20...
30/07/2026

People with lived experience of obesity:
Please consider taking 15 minutes to complete this survey.

Deadline: July 31st 2026.

As part of the MAPPS II project, the World Obesity Federation is conducting global surveys to better understand how health systems support obesity prevention, treatment and management. These surveys are an important opportunity for countries to ensure that their experiences and perspectives are represented in global evidence and policy discussions. We want the Caribbean perspective to be included in this global survey but currently responses from the region are low.


The survey is available here:

Take this survey powered by surveymonkey.com. Create your own surveys for free.

29/07/2026

Blood cannot be manufactured. It can only come from generous donors. Be a Heart Hero ❤️. Donate blood today!

29/07/2026

One donation can save up to three lives. Be a Heart Hero. Donate blood today! ❤️

25/07/2026

Thank you to these Heart Heroes who came out to volunteer blood donations at the Eric WiIliams Medical Sciences Complex Blood Bank for the TTHF Blood Drive. We salute you! ❤️🩸💉😊

25/07/2026

Thank you to our Heart Heroes who came out to donate blood today! ❤️🩸💉😊

25/07/2026

The TTHF Blood Drive is on right now at the Eric Williams Medical Sciences Complex Blood Bank. Come down and donate today! Close off time: 3pm.

Address

Rooms 46-47, Ground Floor, Building 1, Eric Williams Medical Sciences Complex
Mt. Hope

Opening Hours

Monday 08:00 - 16:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 16:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 16:00
Thursday 08:00 - 16:00
Friday 08:00 - 16:00

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