Social Toolkit
How to use this toolkit
This social media toolkit is designed for you to help raise awareness and drive signatories to the Interfaith Community Letter calling on the US to maintain its historic leadership in helping eliminate neglected tropical diseases (NTDs).
Inside you will find:
Ready-to-use posts and digital assets for Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Bluesky, and X that highlight the existing leadership of faith communities in NTD programs and the urgent need to protect hard-won global health progress.
Posts and other forms of content you can download and share highlighting information about different NTDs.
Social media accounts you can follow for additional content and information on NTDs and related topics.
We encourage you to share drafted posts, follow partners, and amplify these messages across your networks to help expand the circle of faith leaders supporting this important call to action.
Post 1
More than 60 leaders from Christian, Muslim, Jewish, Hindu, and other faith communities have joined a call for the US to continue its historic leadership helping eliminate neglected tropical diseases (NTDs).
The leaders are united by a shared moral duty to serve the poor, care for the sick, and uphold human dignity.
Read the letter and learn more here: 🔗 usntdroundtable.org/interfaith-letter
Post 2
Faith leaders: Your voice is urgently needed.
A diverse interfaith coalition—including the Islamic Society of North America, the National Council of Synagogues, and the National Council of Churches —endorsed a new call for the United States to sustain its historic leadership in ending neglected tropical diseases.
Add your name or share with your local leader today. With your support, we can finish the fight against these debilitating and socially isolating diseases.
#EndNTDs #FaithInAction
🔗 usntdroundtable.org/interfaith-letter
Post 3
Ending neglected tropical diseases is a winnable fight.
Thanks to the U.S.’s strong leadership, more than 3.3 billion treatments have reached vulnerable communities, protecting those at risk of crippling and socially isolating conditions that cause disability, blindness, and lifelong suffering.
Historically, faith communities have played a critical role in eliminating these diseases, delivering care through mission hospitals, mosques, temples, churches, and faith-based clinics.
More than 60 faith leaders from around the country are urging the U.S. to continue its leadership in eliminating neglected tropical diseases.
Read more: 🔗 usntdroundtable.org/interfaith-letter
Post 4
Faith leaders across traditions are uniting around one of the most hopeful stories in global health: the effort to eliminate neglected tropical diseases (NTDs).
Decades of bipartisan U.S. leadership—together with mission hospitals, mosques, temples, churches, and faith-based clinics—have brought these diseases to the brink of elimination.
That’s why a diverse coalition of over 60 interfaith leaders—including the Islamic Society of North America, the National Council of Synagogues, and the National Council of Churches—have endorsed this call urging Congress to continue U.S. leadership so this work can continue.
If you are a faith leader—or know one—we invite you to join this effort:
✅ Add your voice to the statement
✅ Help amplify this call across your networks
Your voice can help ensure this fight doesn’t stop now. #EndNTDs #FaithInAction
🔗 usntdroundtable.org/interfaith-letter
Post 5
Faith leaders: Your voice matters in the global fight to eliminate neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) — diseases that disproportionately affect children, mothers, and those living in poverty.
For years, bipartisan U.S. support has powered one of the most effective global health programs in the world, helping deliver more than 3.3 billion treatments to remote and underserved communities.
Now, a diverse coalition of interfaith leaders is urging the US to continue its historic leadership helping end these debilitating and socially isolating diseases.
If you are a faith leader — or know one — please sign on and help amplify this urgent call grounded in compassion, justice, and human dignity.
#EndNTDs #FaithInAction
🔗 usntdroundtable.org/interfaith-letter
NTD Tuesday: Social Amplification
In addition to posting original content, we encourage partners to repost or reshare the #NTDTuesday content series, which spotlights key developments in the global fight against NTDs and highlights the vital role of U.S. leadership, faith communities, and global partners in sustaining progress.
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