1,000 Mosquito Nets to Protect Against Malaria

With the emergence of the Zitka Virus, headlines around the world are focused on Mosquitos and the Americas.

While the country of Mali hasn't been affected, we are deeply concerned for those countries, families, and people who have been.

And while this virus rages on, Africans still face the same health challenges that kill so many of them annually.  

Malaria, transmitted by mosquitos, remains one of the top health issues they face.  

Mosquito nets are the only method of protection and typically cost $10.  

For those who live in extreme poverty (less than $1 per day) a $10 net seems prohibitive.

The Alliance subsidizes the cost of the net so that villagers only pay $1 for a net that can protect a family of four up to three years.

Thanks for your continued support of this critical initiative!

Iniche!

Iniche!

We are excited to announce that we are beginning the distribution of mosquito nets.

The staff is so excited about this, and about the practice of using nets generally, both in the US and in Mali.

Our distributors having been making numerous trips out to the villages and many of them will wait for hours, for the villagers to return after farming in the fields, to ensure that every net finds a home.

Malaria is always on the forefront of our minds as we continue to facilitate sustainable programs in health. We know that the best way to continue to prevent the spread of the disease is with mosquito nets.

Please consider helping us help stop the spread of Malaria.