By Francis Osisiogu | Project Leader
The "Save 300 Displaced Children in Borno from Malaria" project remains active and ready for implementation. The project has a fundraising target of $10,000, with the full amount still required to begin large-scale activities. At this stage, no donations have been received, making resource mobilization the highest priority. Funds raised will be used to procure malaria rapid diagnostic test kits, antimalarial medicines, insecticide-treated mosquito nets, and essential medical supplies, while also covering logistics and community health outreach in displacement camps. Despite the funding gap, preliminary coordination with local health workers and community representatives has been maintained to ensure a rapid response once financial resources become available. Every contribution received will go directly toward expanding access to life-saving malaria prevention and treatment services for displaced children. Continued donor support is essential to launch full implementation, reduce preventable malaria-related deaths, and provide vulnerable families with the protection and healthcare they urgently need.
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