Explore how you’ve helped communities thrive through improved access to life-saving healthcare, building resilient systems & equitable futures, 1 step at a time Impact report www.malariaconsortium.org/impact-repor... Trustees' report & financial statements www.malariaconsortium.org/resources/tr...

🖥️ On 25 November, a @lshtm.bsky.social RAFT webinar will examine how factors like urbanisation, the #ClimateCrisis and more frequent international travel are increasing the risk of mosquito-borne arboviruses like #dengue and #chikungunya. Register here to join ➡️ us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

We recently conducted training sessions with @unicef.org and Mozambique's Ministry of Health in Zambézia province, as part of the ZIDER study. It aims to evaluate the effectiveness of the enhanced upSCALE digital platform to identify zero-dose and under-immunised children in remote communities.

💉 This World #CervicalCancer Elimination Day, explore how our HPV Catch-up project is raising #vaccine awareness & training health staff in Cambodia. Read Srey Mae's story in our latest perspectives piece ➡️ www.malariaconsortium.org/blog/srey-ma...

📸 That's a wrap! Here's to another successful American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene (ASTMH) Annual Meeting. See our team in action in Toronto this week...

Yesterday was Health Day at #COP30 in Belém. A new plan is mobilising action towards climate-resilient #HealthSystems. Find out how we adapted #SMC delivery in flood-affected areas to ensure children continued receiving life-saving medicines. Read the blog➡️ www.malariaconsortium.org/blog/reachin...

UK Govt has pledged £850m to The Globa lFund 's 8th replenishment. While a vital contribution to sustain progress against #HIV, #TB & #malaria, it's a 15% cut on the UK’s previous pledge. The time to mobilise political will is now. 📰 Read our news piece ➡️ www.malariaconsortium.org/news/uk-gove...

The @astmh.bsky.social Annual Meeting begins in Toronto on Sunday.💖✨ We’re hosting 2symposia: one exploring results from implementing PMC across 5 African countries, & one, in collab with GSK, exploring the effect of #vaccines on #malaria control & elimination: www.malariaconsortium.org/astmh-2025

APMEN will host its annual Joint Working Groups & Interest Groups Update webinar tomorrow from 6AM GMT to reflect on progress, share insights and refocus collective efforts toward #MalariaElimination across Asia Pacific. Register to attend here ➡️ aplma-org.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

Register for our exciting webinar to hear about our new strategy and the life-saving impact of your support: bit.ly/MCDonorWebinar You’ll hear from our Comms Specialist, Daudi Ochieng, and our Chief Exec, James Tibenderana. Send him your questions at [email protected]

Our research across Uganda & Ethiopia into the relationship between #malaria & #longCOVID is detailed by Malaria Consortium's Jane Achan in AllAfrica’s new article. Read it here: allafrica.com/stories/2025... And read part 1 of their interview here: allafrica.com/stories/2025...

Gifts in wills are a crucial funding source for many charities, including ours. A gift in your will protects families, mothers & children in communities at high risk from preventable diseases like malaria. Find out about our work this #FreeWillsMonth ➡️ www.malariaconsortium.org/about-us/gov...

Are you attending #CPHIA2025 in Durban? Join @mmv.org & Malaria Consortium to explore solutions through #innovation, #surveillance & #partnerships to combat the growing threat of antimalarial drug resistance in Africa. RSVP: forms.office.com/pages/respon... #Malaria #HealthSecurity #GlobalHealth

Join our online event with our Chief Executive, James Tibenderana, and programme staff. They'll share how, with your support, our new strategy will improve health systems and healthcare access, and help deliver a malaria-free world where communities can thrive! Register: bit.ly/MCDonorWebinar

Malaria Consortium colleagues showcased our innovative contributions to #malaria prevention and control recently at the Scientific Meeting of the Mozambique National Institute of Health in Maputo. 🦟 We covered topics such as #SMC, #PMC, #vaccination and community engagement.

October is #FreeWillsMonth. Did you know that leaving 10 percent or more of your estate in your will to a charity like Malaria Consortium could reduce your inheritance tax from 40 to 36 percent? Learn about the vital work your donation could support: www.malariaconsortium.org/about-us/who...

Ethiopia has become the 23rd African country to launch the #malaria vaccine. 💉 Africa CDC will roll out around 186,000 doses alongside over 12 million insecticide-treated mosquito nets. 📰 Read our news story. ➡️ www.malariaconsortium.org/news/ethiopi...

We’re conducting market analysis — w/ Innovision Consulting and Nigeria's National Malaria Elimination Programme — across 6 states to examine the private sector’s role in #malaria prevention, and the availability/affordability of key prevention commodities ➡️ www.malariaconsortium.org/resources/ma...

Our project with NaPAN — awarded by the END Fund's RLM fund — is improving the lives of those living with lymphatic filariasis, a neglected tropical disease (#NTD) that causes long-term disability, in #Ethiopia’s Sidama region. Read our blog: www.malariaconsortium.org/blog/how-mal... #BeatNTDs

Our project with Nigeria’s Kebbi State Government, @gavi.org & partners aims to protect children from #malaria through a hybrid #vaccine delivery model. 💉 It builds on immunisation & SMC services & aims to boost awareness/demand/vaccine uptake. Read more ➡️ www.malariaconsortium.org/resources/en...

In the face of increasing outbreaks of mosquito-borne diseases like #chikungunya and #dengue, our Senior Vector Control Specialist, Leo Braack, reflects on the critical work @lshtm.bsky.social RAFT is carrying out in Africa. 🌍🦟 Read the article here ➡️ globalvectorhub.lshtm.ac.uk/raft-recent-...

Our Nigeria team joined #NASSOpenWeek & our West & Central Africa Programmes Director, Maxwell, gave a keynote at #CAMA2025. We reaffirmed commitment to government-led, community-focused efforts to #EndMalaria & urged organisations to move beyond corporate social responsibility.

📱With the Global Fund, Uganda's Ministry of Health & partners, we've been scaling-up a mobile-based community health information system to 3 new districts. It will enable responsive, data-driven decision-making through real-time health data. Read more ➡️ www.malariaconsortium.org/resources/ca...

🖥️ Outdoor parasite transmission is a huge problem for #malaria control in the Asia-Pacific region. On 18 Sept, our Senior Vector Control Specialist, Leo Braack, will join experts for an APMEN webinar on how to address this challenge. Register here ➡️ tiny.cc/APMEN56

@who.int has recommended the use of spatial repellents to prevent #malaria. These disperse chemicals into the air, making people less susceptible to mosquito bites. We're currently trialling the Mossie-GO solar-powered device. ☀️Read more in our news story ➡️ www.malariaconsortium.org/news/who-rec...

Threats like funding cuts & parasite resistance risk undoing years of progress against #malaria.🦟 Speaking to Bond, our Chief Executive, James Tibenderana reflects on how we can maintain momentum towards elimination ➡️ www.bond.org.uk/news/2025/09...

#Togo has begun distributing the #malaria vaccine to children under five this September — a major milestone in efforts to reduce child mortality from the disease. The goal is to vaccinate 269,000 children under five annually. 💉✨ Read our news story ➡️ www.malariaconsortium.org/news/new-mil...

🖥️ On Wednesday, join expert speakers including Malaria Consortium’s Jane Achan for a @path.org webinar that will explore the future of #malaria chemoprevention, including strategies, implementation lessons and considerations for scaling impact. Register here ➡️ bit.ly/3UZRDXa

Uganda has published its Annual Malaria Report with our support, marking a milestone in the country’s fight against #malaria.🦟 It assesses the past 4 years' progress & outlines recommendations to shape the next strategic plan. 📰 Read our news story ➡️ www.malariaconsortium.org/news/annual-...

We’ve published two new reports with @lshtm.bsky.social RAFT and partners that explore experiences of insecticide-treated net distribution in #Cameroon & #Tanzania. These findings will help strengthen #malaria prevention strategies. Read them here ➡️ globalvectorhub.lshtm.ac.uk/insecticide-...

Our project w/ #SouthSudan’s Ministry of Health & local health departments, funded by the World Bank via @unicef.org, is expanding health & nutrition service access. Read more: www.malariaconsortium.org/resources/he... Explore the previous phase's results: www.malariaconsortium.org/resources/he...

This #WorldMosquitoDay, our blog with Makerere AI Health Lab explores how #AI could transform the fight against #malaria.🦟 Trust in technology, adequate training & adapting innovations to resource-limited settings are key for sustainability. Read it here ➡️ www.malariaconsortium.org/blog/how-ai-...

In her recent interview with AllAfrica, Dr Jane Achan, Principal Advisor at Malaria Consortium, discussed our groundbreaking research that revealed how patients with previous #malaria exposure tend to have less severe #COVID-19 symptoms.😷 Read part one here ➡️ allafrica.com/stories/2025...

We're supporting #Mozambique’s Ministry of Health to equip community health workers nationwide with their community-based mobile health platform, upSCALE, strengthening disease surveillance, supervision, case management, diagnosis & treatment. Read more ➡️ www.malariaconsortium.org/resources/in...

🖥️ On 21 August, join experts for a webinar — moderated Malaria Consortium’s Leo Braack — as they unpack how #ClimateChange, deforestation and urbanisation are driving an increase in mosquito-borne diseases like #malaria and #dengue.🦟 Register here ➡️ aplma-org.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

As part of @lshtm.bsky.social RAFT, we've helped Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Côte D'Ivoire & Tanzania examine their preparedness for #arbovirus outbreaks. At the recent West African Aedes Surveillance Network meeting in Ghana, our Senior Research Specialist, Poe Poe Aung, presented findings.

Together with Clear Solutions, we’re building on our established seasonal malaria chemoprevention platform to reach families in remote rural communities in #Chad with #diarrhoea treatments of oral rehydration solution & zinc. Read our project brief ➡️ www.malariaconsortium.org/resources/in...

🦟 Vector surveillance is vital for #malaria control but it takes practical skill & know-how. Join APMEN & @malariaconsortium.bsky.social for a free online workshop led by Prof. Neil Lobo on strengthening vector control strategies. 📅 5–7 Aug 🔗 Register: bit.ly/45fGEh5

As part of allAfrica's series exploring long COVID, Jane Achan, Principal Advisor at Malaria Consortium, discusses how our research in #Ethiopia and #Uganda is helping inform policy & support patients to return to their normal lives. Read it here ➡️ allafrica.com/stories/2025...

We're partnering w/ APMEN for the annual Vector Surveillance Online Training. The interactive course, led by Prof. Neil Lobo from ‪@notredame.bsky.social‬, will equip attendees w/ knowledge to identify vector species, understand their behaviours & implement control measures ➡️ tiny.cc/APMEN-VST

In Osun state, #Nigeria, we’re strengthening capacity to measure drug resistance in the #malaria parasite — training local research institute staff to monitor the genetic markers of resistance to sulfadoxine-pyrimethamine. 🧬 Read our project brief ➡️ www.malariaconsortium.org/resources/su...

Entomology & vector control professionals recently gathered in #Bangkok for the 6th International Training Course on Malaria Vector Surveillance for Elimination — hosted by the APMEN Vector Control Working Group & Malaria Consortium. 🦟❌ Learn more ➡️ www.apmen.org/blog/strengt...

We've supported the national #malaria programmes of six African nations to launch the first cycle of the 2025 seasonal #malaria chemoprevention round! 💊✨ This community-based intervention involves door-to-door distribution of antimalaria drugs, targeting children 3–59 months.

A new malaria drug will be rolled out across 8 African nations. Developed by @novartis.bsky.social, it's the first to be made for infants under 4.5kg, a group often excluded from clinical trials. Malaria Consortium's Jane Achan reflects in our news story: www.malariaconsortium.org/news/new-mal...

Through community-led health solutions, advancing innovative research, championing evidence-based policies & forging strong partnerships, our new strategy lays the foundation for long-term impact against #malaria and health inequities.✨ Learn more ➡️ www.malariaconsortium.org/news/driven-...

Our new strategy is here! By forging strong partnerships & influencing policy, investing in our people to foster innovation, & championing locally led delivery, we're building a malaria-free world where equitable healthcare enables communities to thrive 😝➡️ www.malariaconsortium.org/malaria-cons...

Our new blog explores our takeaways from the Alliance for Malaria Prevention campaign digitalisation meeting in #Nairobi, where we joined stakeholders to discuss how #DigitalHealth tech is making health campaigns more efficient, equitable & sustainable ➡️ www.malariaconsortium.org/blog/effecti...

At the 2025 APMEN Climate Workshop, stakeholders from across Asia Pacific discussed how #ClimateChange is impacting the fight against vector-borne diseases, from floods driving #malaria & #dengue surges to rising temperatures increasing transmission areas. 🌏🌡️ Read it here➡️ bit.ly/4nuDmii

Our SEND — Malaria Vaccine project w/ Uganda's MoH, @who.int, @unicef.org & @gavi.org is supporting introduction of the #malaria vaccine into Uganda's national immunisation programme, protecting under fives in #Karamoja from this deadly disease✨ Read more ➡️ www.malariaconsortium.org/resources/pu...

Today marks three years of the #KigaliDeclaration on Neglected Tropical Diseases! 🎉 These preventable, treatable diseases affect over one billion people globally. With declines in foreign aid, mobilising political will, resources and action to #BeatNTDs is more vital than ever.