Malaria fights hard 🦟
We fight harder.
Together, we can save 13.2 million lives in the next 15 years IF we act now. See how scientific breakthroughs & funding can lead us to a malaria-free future – the #ZeroMalaria Experience is here.
Key Findings:
✅APHRC is a leading African research think tank focusing on health and population issues, poised to become a global institution.
✅It stands out in Africa for its scale, track record, and strong brand in grant management.
#IamAPHRC#APHRCResearch#WeAreAfrica
Each one of us plays a crucial role in preventing the spread of malaria. From keeping our surroundings clean to supporting local initiatives, our collective efforts make a significant impact. #EMCSBCCampaaign#EndMalaria#AcceleratetheFight
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Our campaign, "Tambua, Thibitisha, Tibu Malaria Kikamilifu, Uokoe Maisha," is taking place in Busia, Siaya, and Kwale, and aims to educate communities on how to prevent #malaria and ensure they know how to promptly seek care if they contract the illness.
#EMCSBCCampaign
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Yesterday was #WMD2024, a day set to raise awareness about the global fight against malaria- a preventable and treatable disease. We were proud to participate in the event and to launch our Social Behaviour Change Campaign in partnership with @DNMPKenya .
#EMCSBCCampaign
This #WorldMalariaDay our leaders need to listen to the stories of those most affected by malaria🗣️
The decisions they make today will determine the futures of millions across the world.
It's time to Change the Story #ZeroMalaria
#Malaria hits hard, especially for pregnant women and kids under 5. In sub-Saharan Africa, 1 in 3 women face this deadly threat during pregnancy.
Let's empower women and girls as leaders in the fight!
#WorldMalariaDay
On #WorldMalariaDay, let's salute the remarkable women of Kenya leading the charge against malaria. From community health workers to devoted mothers, their resilience is our strongest weapon in this fight. Thank you, Kenyan women, for your unwavering dedication! #EndMalaria
Urgency in tackling #malaria is clear. In Kenya, it strains healthcare & hampers productivity. Direct treatment costs are high, with indirect losses hitting $170M annually. Eliminating malaria demands collective action. On #WorldMalariaDay, let's recommit to #acceleratethefight.
Malaria disproportionately disadvantage women and girls. There’s need to synergize efforts and resources towards accelerating the fight against malaria to promote Gender, Health Equity, and Human Rights
#WorldMalariaDay2024#ZeroMalariaYouthKE