Malaria Prevention Saves Lives

by The Butterfly Tree
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Malaria Prevention Saves Lives
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Malaria Prevention Saves Lives

Project Report | Oct 14, 2019
More Mosquito Nets for Schools

By Jane Kaye-Bailey | Founder

Despite the severe drought in the Southern and Western Provinces of Zambia, mosquitos continue to plague the communities. September and October, the months prior to the rainy season, is the time to provide internventions to help prevent people from contracting malaria.

Thanks to recent donations we have been able to include more schools in our 'mosquito nets for schools' programme. Mambova School, situated next to the mighty Zambezi River, received the latest donation at the start of the month.

Our next target is the Ngwezi Zone in Musokotwane Cheifdom. The area has a high prevalence of malaria, is very remote and becomes inaccessible during the rainy season. The inside of dwellings will be painted with our safe insectidal coating, which has proved to be highly successful n other areas, and larvicide will be placed where there is water.

In addition, Ngwezi School and small community schools in the area will receive mosquito nets. The health centres do not provide nets to children over five, as children under five and pregnant women are priority.

Accordng to the World Health Organisation malaria is on the increase globally. Consequently, it is imparative to provide universal coverage for the areas that are known to have malaria. Our aim as always is to provide for protection in rural areas that receive no other support, most especially for children.

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Jul 9, 2019
Reduction in Malaria Cases

By Jane Kaye-Bailey | Founder

Apr 25, 2019
WORLD MALARIA DAY - APRIL 25th

By Jane Kaye-Bailey | Founder

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The Butterfly Tree

Location: Banstead, Surrey - United Kingdom
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Frank Maiolo
Warwick , Warwickshire United Kingdom

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