In 2024, malaria caused an estimated 282 million cases and 610,000 deaths worldwide.¹

Our work is constantly evolving to meet emerging needs and opportunities. We focus our efforts on advocacy within endemic countries, within Rotary and within the global NGO network.

We expand malaria education through presentations a Rotary club meetings, District Conferences, International Conventions and community presentations.

We value our strategic partnerships with National, Regional and Provincial Health officials, PATH/MACEPA, The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the Peace Corps, UNICEF, the Alliance for Malaria Prevention, Pilgrim Africa, the US President’s Malaria Initiative, and with Rotary organizations.

Our Community Impact Grants aim to empower Rotary Clubs in malaria endemic regions to take direct action in controlling the spread of malaria in their communities. Each local project must address needs carefully defined by community leaders, utilize current best malaria control practices, and provide measurable and attainable goals.