Zero Malaria Program Aims to Protect 1,450 individuals

Fair Future is currently working on a major project related to the Zero Malaria program, which is a crucial malaria prevention initiative in the region of Umalulu that is severely affected by malaria.

The initiative focuses on prevention tactics such as indoor residual spraying (IRS), community education programs, distribution of mosquito nets, and rapid testing for symptomatic individuals.

To ensure long-term success, we are also providing training to local staff and volunteers. This comprehensive effort will reach 275 homes, two schools, and 12 public spaces, directly benefiting 1,450 residents and 400 children.

We welcome and greatly appreciate any support you can offer. Additionally, we are more than happy to answer any questions you may have about this program.

• The Global Fund : The Global Fund supports large-scale malaria prevention programs globally, focusing on mosquito net distribution, rapid testing, and community health education, much like Fair Future’s Zero Malaria initiative.
• Malaria No More : This organization works toward the global elimination of malaria by raising awareness, funding prevention programs, and distributing mosquito nets in affected regions.
• PATH : PATH works on innovative malaria control solutions, including diagnostics, treatment, and preventative measures, with a strong focus on community-based interventions.
• Roll Back Malaria Partnership : RBM is a global framework that coordinates international efforts to fight malaria, emphasizing prevention, diagnosis, and treatment, closely aligning with Fair Future’s Zero Malaria program.
• Clinton Health Access Initiative: CHAI is focused on eliminating malaria by increasing access to diagnostics, treatment, and preventative measures, similar to Fair Future’s work in Umalulu with rapid testing and IRS