Malaria Partners Uganda
Malaria Partners Uganda is a nascent organization that anticipates to draw exceptional strength from rallying Rotary members in Uganda in partnership with its Global Chapters and a wide spectrum of strategic partnerships – including Uganda’s Ministry of Health and Parliamentary Forum on Malaria – to change the Malaria prevalence and incidence landscape towards elimination.
MPU’s Board of directors and Secretariat consists of a committed group of Rotary members and relevant professionals collectively championing viable solutions for a Malaria-free Uganda. We understand the impact of Malaria on sustainable livelihood and development; therefor we exist to leverage collective action and resources towards its elimination countrywide.
Community Health Workers Trained
Population Served by Community Health Workers
Funding for Community
Impact Grants
Advocacy plan
- Malaria Prevention through IVM; with the aim of achieving, and sustaining, protection of at least 85% of the Population at risk through recommended malaria prevention measures, our Strategic Interventions include LLIN, IRS, Larval source management, Lifestyle change and home siting
2. Malaria Case Management; the objective to iincrease levels of awareness, knowledge of Malaria signs & symptoms to support all case reporting & effective case management in the community & national level. Our Strategic Interventions are in Diagnosis and Treatment of Malaria.
- Malaria in pregnancy and chemoprophelaxis; our goal is by 2024, at least 85% of the proportion of the target population is knowledgeable about, and utilize, Malaria treatment in pregnancy. Strategic Interventions include IPT, Malaria Treatment in Pregnancy and Chemoprophelaxis.
Katakwi Phase II
Malaria Partners International, together with 26 U.S. and Ugandan Rotary Clubs, are partners on a Rotary global grant “Katakwi Malaria Control Project (KMalaria Partners International), Phase II” currently underway in Katakwi District of Uganda. This innovative project is being conducted in collaboration by a number of strategic partners, including Pilgrim Africa (a U.S. and Uganda based NGO), Rotary International, the President’s Malaria Initiative, and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. The Soroti Central Rotary Club is local host club on the Rotary global grant, and is working closely with Pilgrim Africa to provide logistic support and project oversight.
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Malaria Partners Uganda – Child to Family (C2F) Program Update
The C2F program aims to educate children on malaria prevention and management, turning them into advocates for malaria elimination. Over the last three months, Malaria Partners Uganda (MPU) expanded the C2F program to four schools in Eastern and West Nile regions,…
Malaria Partners Uganda – Rallying Rotarians to Fight Malaria
By Eva Kagona, Executive Director, Malaria Partners Uganda Rallying Rotary Clubs in all our events and activities has popularized Malaria Partners Uganda and malaria programs across the Rotary fraternity in Uganda for D9213 and D9214. We realized that Rotary Clubs…
Zero Malaria in Bukasa-Kirinya Village Project – Community Impact Grant Final Report
The Zero Malaria in Bukasa Kirinya Village Project, implemented from May 2024 to April 2025,was a comprehensive, community-driven initiative aimed at reducing the malaria burden inBukasa Kirinya, Kira Municipality. Led by the Rotaract Club of Kampala North Musical…
Buteba Malaria Control Project Update
The Buteba Malaria Control Project (BMCP) was established to control, reduce, and eventually eliminate malaria in the rural community of Buteba in Uganda’s Busia District. It is led by the Rotaract Club of Busia Border in Rotary District 9213 and is supported by…
Zero Malaria in Bukasa-Kirinya Village: A Year of Community Impact and Progress
Highlighting 9-Months of Project Impact The Zero Malaria in Bukasa-Kirinya initiative has made a significant impact over the past nine months, reaching approximately 60,000 people across 13,408 households. Through community-driven efforts, the project trained 8…
The Kansanga-Luzira Malaria Relief Initiative 2-Day Medical Camp
By Madeline Sjolund, Digital Marketing & CRM Manager, MPI The Kansanga-Luzira Malaria Relief Initiative, supported by a Malaria Partners International Community Impact Grants , is addressing the urgent health needs of Kansanga and Luzira, where malaria…
