Treat 6000children with malaria in Zambulkura area

  
REPORT ON TREAT 6000 CHILDREN WITH MALARIA IN ZAMBULKURA AREA (53920) -MAY 2026

 Rescue and Restore Hope Zambulkura Ghana’s (RRHZ), Report of activities from January - April 2026. Malaria cases have reduced in both children and adults because we are at the peak of the dry season with reduced number of mosquitoes and accompanied by reduced number of malaria cases in Zambulkura and its neighbouring communities. In line with our aim to make health care services easily accessible to people, we organized malaria outreach program in Zambulkura to address the problem. This update is to our donors and GlobalGiving Team, to provide them the opportunity to know the impact of our work together as a team in Zambulkura.  Our NGO’s malaria outreach programs continue to impact lives in Zambulkura and surrounding communities positively through our malaria screenings and treatments.  This was made possible because of the donations received from donors through GG. The funds we received helped us to buy rapid malaria test kits, cough syrup, malaria medicines, multivitamins and de-wormers among other logistics used to carry out the Malaria screenings and treatment. The malaria outreach was carried out on 14^th March 2026. The total number of people tested for the disease was 326 out of which 23(7%) tested positive for the disease.

Out of the 23 positive malaria cases 6(26.1%) were children between 0-5 years. The remaining 17 (73.9) were all children aged 6-17 years. There were not any severe or complicated malaria cases detected.
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CONCLUSION

With the collaboration between Rescue and Restore Hope Zambulkura Ghana, and Zambulkura Community Medical Centre, it is our hope that more effective malaria cases will be attended to quickly to reduces severe impact on the people, particularly among children during the malaria peak period in the rainy season. Donors’ support through GlobalGiving continues to play important role in enhancing the quality of lives of the people in Zambulkura and its surrounding communities. We will continue to organize malaria outreaches in Zambulkura and its surrounding communities to bring health care closer to these deprived communities. Rescue and Restore Hope Zambulkura Ghana is grateful to all our donors, and GG Team for supporting us to make the positive impact in the lives of the people.

God bless all our donors, and to GlobalGiving Team members.

 By Maxwell Koligu Tidow - Founder, Rescue and Restore Hope Zambulkura Ghana

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REPORT ON TREAT 6000 CHILDREN WITH MALARIA IN ZAMBULKURA AREA (53920) -JANUARY 2026

A report of activities for Rescue and Restore Hope Zambulkura Ghana’s (RRHZ) from October 2025 - December 2025.Although the cases of Malaria has generally reduced in both the children and adults, there are still signicant number of cases affecting Zambulkura and its neighbouring communities. In line with our aim to make health care services easily accessible to people, we organized malaria outreach program in Zambulkura to address the problem. This update is to our donors and GlobalGiving Team, to provide them the opportunity to know the impact of our work together as a team in Zambulkura.  Our NGO’s malaria outreach programs continue to impact lives in Zambulkura and surrounding communities positively through our malaria screenings and treatments.  This was made possible because of the donations received from donors through GG. The funds we received helped us to buy rapid malaria test kits, cough syrup, malaria medicines, multivitamins and de-wormers among other logistics used to carry out the Malaria screenings and treatment. The malaria outreach was carried out on 15^th November 2025. The total number of people tested for the disease was 547 out of which 89(16.27%) tested positive for the disease.

Out of the 547 screened 83 (15.17.%) were children between 0-5 years. Children aged 6-17 years were 296 (54.11%), those 18 years and above were 79 (14.44 %)
Among the 83 positive malaria cases,11(13.25%) were children aged 0-5years, 43(51.81.%) children aged 6-17years and age 18 years and above were29(34.94%) positive malaria cases. Both adults and children needing further treatments were referred to Nalerigu hospital for further treatment.

Rescue and Restore Hope Zambulkura Ghana is collaborating with Zambulkura Community Medical Centre, a Private Medical facility built in Zambulkura to provide primary healthcare services to the people in the Zambulkura area. We are seeking for more Organizations, and individuals who are willing to join us to work together to improve the health needs of our communities in the Zambulkura area

 
CONCLUSION

The collaboration between Rescue and Restore Hope Zambulkura Ghana , and Zambulkura Community Medical Centre, including the donors support through GlobalGiving  will go a long way to enhance the quality of lives of the people in Zambulkura and its surrounding communities.We will continue to organize malaria outreaches in Zambulkura and its surrounding communities to bring health care closer to these deprived communities. Rescue and Restore Hope Zambulkura Ghana is grateful to all our donors, and GG Team for supporting us to make the positive impact we are making in our malaria outreaches programs. Together, we win.

Thanks to all our donors, and to GlobalGiving Team members.

 By Maxwell Koligu Tidow - Founder, Rescue and Restore Hope Zambulkura Ghana

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