Give Mosquito Repellents to 100 Displaced Families

Dear Donors,

Thank you to those who have already supported the Give Mosquito Repellents to 100 Displaced Families project. Your concern for families living in difficult and unsafe conditions is sincerely appreciated.

Displaced families often live in temporary shelters with open spaces, stagnant water, and poor drainage. These conditions attract mosquitoes and increase the risk of malaria and other infections. Many families cannot afford mosquito repellents or nets and resort to unsafe methods such as smoke or covering themselves with old cloths. Children, pregnant women, and elderly family members are especially exposed and fall sick more often.

This project is designed to provide safe mosquito repellents to 100 displaced families. The repellents will be suitable for both children and adults and will be distributed by trained field staff. Each family will receive enough supply to cover the malaria season, along with simple guidance on proper use to reduce health risks and improve protection.

At this time, although donations have been received, the funds available are not enough to launch the project. Procurement and distribution of the repellents cannot begin until additional support is secured.

Once funding improves, we will proceed with distribution and share updates on progress. This support can help reduce malaria cases, limit hospital visits, and allow displaced families to rest more safely at night.

Thank you for standing with vulnerable families as we work to move this project forward.

God bless you!
Joy Ojochogwu Etubi

Dear friend,

Thank you for taking interest in this important effort. Although no donations have been received yet, your concern means a great deal. We have been making efforts to plan ahead by identifying displaced families in temporary shelters who urgently need mosquito repellents.

Malaria remains one of the leading health threats in Nigeria, especially among displaced families living in overcrowded camps with poor sanitation. Many of these families sleep without nets or repellents, exposing them to mosquito bites and frequent illness. Children and pregnant women are at the greatest risk, and repeated malaria infections weaken their health and drain their limited resources.

Your future contribution will help us provide repellents that offer protection for families who have already lost so much. We can help reduce malaria cases and bring relief to those living in difficult conditions.

Regards
Joy Ojochogwu Etubi
Project Leader