Worldwide, malaria takes the life of over half a million people each year.

It is a historic injustice that mirrors global societal inequities. Malaria disproportionately impacts young children, pregnant women, refugees and internally displaced persons, and communities with little to no access to health service.

We believe that everyone, everywhere should have access to critical malaria services. To increase access, we need to invest in community health workers to protect families and communities. Community health workers are essential in the fight against malaria as they live and work in their communities which reduces travel times and cost to access medical care which is impactful for refugee, rural and last mile communities who cannot easily reach hospitals and health care  facilities.