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Mandy Moore

June 12, 2017

Our Champion Mandy Moore recently wrote about her trip to the Central African Republic with Nothing But Nets and PSI on The Huffington Post. Here’s an excerpt from her post (and you can read the full article here!):

Meril Cullinan

Today, on World AIDS Day, we’re proud to support the work of The Global Fund to Fight HIV/AIDS, Malaria, and Tuberculosis.

Amy Jensen

According to a study published in Nature, new information about malaria has come from an unlikely source: gorilla dung.

Robert Thead

A new report published by the World Health Organization (WHO), the primary United Nations health agency, urges countries with endemic malaria to keep better track of the medicines used to treat malaria patients, particularly the drug artemisinin. 

Amy Jensen

A recent study from the Malaria Journal has shown that bed nets, in combination with indoor residual spraying (IRS), and malaria treatment have a major impact on child health in Africa.

Meril Cullinan

Nothing But Nets has created a charity profile and Champion Mandy Moore has started her very own project to help us reach our 2010 goal of sending nets to every family who needs one in the Central African Republic.

Robert Thead

The World Health Organization’s World Malaria Report 2010 shows the substantial progress made in malaria control and prevention, and outlines the work still needed for eventual elimination.

Adrianna Logalbo

This was our second Partner Summit and we’re grateful for our partners taking a full day out of their busy schedules to meet before the new year. The day was hugely productive — we shared supporter stories, our successes, and lessons from 2010, and discussed opportunities to further raise awareness and help send more nets to save more lives.

Amy Jensen

Nigerian mosquitoes will have a tougher time spreading disease, thanks to a new product in development by our partner, Vestergaard Frandsen: Net Curtains.

Jenna Sauber

Watch this special video of 9-year-old Katherine Commale’s journey as a Nothing But Nets Champion. She and her family have sent thousands of nets and saved many more lives.