On Monday, the 25th of March, the Buk bilong Pikinini organization observed World TB Day across all its library learning centers, marking the occasion with various educational activities aimed at raising awareness about tuberculosis. Students of BbP acted as mini advocates, urging for an end to this deadly yet preventable disease that continues to claim the lives of too many young children in Papua New Guinea. BbP stated that during the event, the young learners not only received crucial information about TB but also gained insights into the significance of maintaining good hygiene practices. “They were educated on simple yet effective habits such as covering their mouths when coughing or sneezing, regular hand washing, consuming nutritious foods, and staying away from smoking and alcohol.” “Additionally, the importance of receiving BCG vaccinations as a preventive measure against TB transmission was emphasized, highlighting how such proactive steps can play a pivotal role in halting the spread of the disease within communities.” “Furthermore, the engagement of the children extended to creative endeavours, with activities including the crafting of banners adorned with their handprints – a symbolic gesture representing unity in the fight against TB.” Moreover, some of the libraries saw parents actively participating in the initiative by providing support, such as organizing a healthy lunch for the participants to culminate the day's events. This holistic approach not only served to empower the children with knowledge and awareness but also fostered a sense of community involvement and shared responsibility in combating tuberculosis effectively.