Zero Malaria Campaign Coalition

Last week, we joined Kilifi's Mass Net distribution in the efforts to accelerate malaria elimination - led by the Principal Secretary of Public Health and Professional Standards Mary Muthoni and the Deputy Governor Hon. Flora Chebule. EveryONE has a role to play in ending malaria. By distributing insecticide-treated nets, with other interventions, such as educating citizens and encouraging collaboration across different sectors - we can achieve a malaria-free Kenya. Zero Malaria starts with me, you, and each one of us! 🌍

Exciting News from Kakamega County We're thrilled to share that Dr. Bernard Wesonga, Kakamega County Minister of Health, kicked off a transformative two-day workshop convened by the National and County Malaria Control Program, and supported by us. This event united media actors and county partners to boost malaria intervention efforts, leveraging the Power of EveryONE campaign for local malaria advocacy and Social Behaviour Change Communication (SBCC). The new county Zero Malaria Starts With Me and Power of EveryONE campaign have been developed and will be executed by the end of the year. Together through collaboration with partners and the Power of EveryONE, we can achieve Zero Malaria and save more lives. Let's continue to advocate and act toward a malaria-free Kakamega County! 🌍💪 #ZeroMalaria

Two months ago, flooding caused by climate change in Kenya was a cause for concern regarding a potential increase in malaria cases. It is important for everyONE to come together to address this growing threat. Communities that have been displaced are especially vulnerable, and the spread of the new Anopheles stephensi mosquito species is leading to malaria reaching new areas. Using our collective effort, we can tackle these climate challenges and safeguard public health. Find out how our combined efforts can have a positive impact. - https://lnkd.in/dX6JPifD

Today marks a pivotal moment in our fight against malaria. We proudly celebrate the signing of the Global Fund Cycle 7 grant and the inauguration of the new Medical Supply Chain Center. This milestone transcends infrastructure; it symbolizes our commitment to saving lives and envisioning a malaria-free Kenya. The National Malaria Control Program -Kenya ,alongside our dedicated partners, stands united in this mission. Together, we harness the Power of EveryONE to drive the eradication of malaria. Zero Malaria starts with me, with you, and with EveryONE of us. Let's work together to make malaria history. #EndMalaria #GlobalFund #ZeroMalaria Kibor K. KEITANY End Malaria Council Kenya Kenya Malaria Youth Corps The Global Fund

Over the weekend, the Kenya Malaria Youth Corps from the Nairobi region engaged in a dynamic community sensitization campaign at the bustling Country Bus Station, Nairobi's largest bus terminal, which serves over 1,000 travelers daily. The dedicated members of the Youth Corps passionately interacted with commuters and vendors, disseminating crucial information on malaria prevention, symptoms, and treatment. This initiative is a pivotal step in their broader mission to ensure zero malaria in Kenya. By targeting such a high-traffic area, the Youth Corps maximized their reach, raising awareness and encouraging proactive health measures among a diverse cross-section of the population, reinforcing the national effort to eradicate malaria and protect communities from this preventable yet deadly disease. #ZeroMalariaYouthKE #ZeroMalaria #Nainiyetu

Yesterday, the Zero Malaria Campaign Coalition (ZMCC) Steering Committee, led by the National Malaria Control Program -Kenya ,convened to unite public and private sector efforts. This collaboration aims to enhance the impact of all malaria partners and stakeholders, leveraging the Power of EveryONE to combat this deadly disease. During the meeting, partners reviewed the progress ZMCC has made over the past year and identified gaps that need to be addressed to achieve Zero Malaria. Despite the significant strides made by the Power of EveryONE campaign, continued efforts are crucial. Securing political support and increased investment at the national level remains essential in the fight against malaria. #zeromalaria National Malaria Control Program -Kenya AMREF WACI Health WomenLift Health Johnson & Johnson National Government Affirmative Action Fund (NGAAF) End Malaria Council Kenya African Leaders Malaria Alliance (ALMA) MaqC Eric Gitau, Ph.D. Jenny Njuki Anthony Gitau Mwaniki Mageria Sylvia Wamalwa Dan Adipo Tash Kabuba Mildred Shieshia Edward Mwangi Kibor K. KEITANY Viridiana Wasike

As Kenya battles ongoing floods, Malaria persists through breeding grounds in stagnant water. The Power of EveryONE reminds us of our collective role in ending this preventable disease. Malaria affects us all, claiming lives, burdening healthcare, and hindering economic growth. Zero malaria is within reach in our generation, but progress is threatened by new challenges. Everyone, regardless of age or background, plays a crucial part in this fight. Now is the time to act. By standing together, we can achieve a malaria-free Kenya. #ZeroMalaria National Malaria Control Program -Kenya Kenya Malaria Youth Corps

Introducing "The Power of EveryONE", an inspiring new campaign from dentsu Kenya, supporting Zero Malaria Campaign Coalition's mission to eradicate malaria by 2030. 🌍

On World Malaria Day, the Kenya Malaria Youth Corps teamed up with Gavi CSO to discuss the malaria vaccine with the community. From health promoters to parents they're spreading awareness and empowerment through the power of everyONE! 💪🌍 #WorldMalariaDay #ZeroMalaria