Resources

Photos

See our programs for yourself. Check out our photo galleries: here and on Facebook.

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Videos

Watch NetsforLife® program videos on program implementation, the role diverse faith-based leaders in communities, and how we are working to instill a net culture in order to sustain the impact achieved across our programs.  Videos include: 

Faith Into Action - Ghana Eastern Region Malaria Campaign

Anglican Church of Burundi: Fighting Against Malaria

NetsforLife®, Instilling a Net Culture

Beating Malaria at the End of the Road

Links

Join NetsforLife® in its work by taking a moment to learn more about global efforts to fight malaria. The NetsforLife^®  Inspiration Fund, Roll Back Malaria, President's Malaria Initiative (PMI) and World Health Organization (WHO) are just a few organizations that provide insightful and up-to-date information on local and global efforts to fight malaria. 

World Malaria Day

On April 25, 2011 NetsforLife^® commemorated the fourth annual World Malaria Day themed Achieving Progress and Impact. World Malaria Day is meant to remind us that a global commitment to malaria control has been made and is still essential to protecting and providing treatment for all people at risk of contracting malaria, which claims approximately 800,000 lives a year.

In keeping with this year’s theme, NetsforLife^® is working to ensure that sustainable gains on both the national and community levels of its malaria prevention approach are maintained. Through community engagement, education, and monitoring and evaluation, NetsforLife^® works in 17 malaria-endemic African countries and collaborates with international agencies, national programs and local malaria stakeholders to combat malaria by instilling a 'net culture': a community-wide understanding of the protective value of nets and the right way to use and care for them. In countries where NetsforLife^® has been active for a number of years, there is now renewed focus on maintaining people’s working knowledge of how malaria is transmitted and how it can be prevented. For more: click WMD 2011.