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Our Cause to #MalariafreeUganda is coupled with sustainable approach to malaria eradication. These include; Long lasting Insecticide Treated nets, Indoor Residual spraying, among others. We also pride ourselves in increasing the levels of awareness of malaria in the communities

Among the FAQs(Frequently Asked Questions) is who is eligible to apply for the Grants? These grants are given to Rotary, Rotaract Clubs, and Districts, which are in good standing with @Rotary. Partnerships are welcome, but they can not replace Rotary Leadership. – at Kampala, Uganda

Our Online Application Form is stepwise and easy to approach. It includes the most important details about your project, which include Application details, community needs and project, the partners, awareness questions, and sustainability. – at Kampala, Uganda

Gratitude: We congratulate the various clubs that have been successful at getting the Community Impact Grants. We are closed for applications and shall resume receiving them in January 2026. @kanosug @RCEntebbe @RBwerenga @Rotary_Garuga @RctMuyengabree @RAC_Bwebajja – at Kampala, Uganda

It has been 90 days into the Rotary Year, and we have taken great strides from celebrating World Malaria Day by @RcSoroti and World Mosquito Day in by @RotaryArua The step in our Child 2 Family initiative with students championing the #End malaria campaign. – at Uganda

Fresh month, renewed commitment towards the same goal #ZeroMalaria. Remember: Prevention is always better than cure. – at Uganda

Deadline Notice! Malaria Partners International will not be considering more Grants for funding in 2025 after October 1. We encourage any clubs that are in Preparations to execute a grant this year to submit before the mentioned date. #EndMalaria – at Kampala, Uganda

Children are our strongest ambassadors! 🧒🏾👧🏾 Through our *Child to Family* program, malaria champions in schools are teaching peers, families, and entire communities how to fight malaria. @hajarahNakendo @WHOUganda @MinofHealthUG @rotaractnateete @RCEntebbe #WorldMosquitoDay – at Soroti, Uganda

In the studios of @voice_of_teso, @lynkagona(Programs Manager @MPUganda), @opolotmartin79(President @rcsoroti), Dr. Florence Alaroker Egwau (Director @MPUganda), Okiror John Martin(Inspector of Schools Soroti District and Hosted by @SimonOchen to deliberate about malaria. – at Soroti, Uganda

In Uganda Acholi, Lango and followed by Teso, Bukedi, among others, are the leading regions in malaria prevalence. Treatment should be provided adequately to children and pregnant mothers, they are the most vulnerable categories. Dr. Florence Alaroker Egwau – at Soroti, Uganda

Yesterday, @RcSoroti and @MPUganda joined forces at Kamuda Primary School in Soroti District to share the Malaria message with the learners, Teachers, parents and different stakeholders. A number of items were distributed which included: testing kits, antimalarials, charts etc. – at Soroti, Uganda

🌍✨ Today is #WorldMosquitoDay — the day science discovered mosquitoes transmit malaria. For us, it’s not just history, it’s a call to action. Together, one act at a time, we can end malaria. 🦟🚫💪 – at Namutumba, Uganda

These are great times to kick out Malaria, the Pupils of Namasagali CoU Primary school have made their responsibility to plant mosquito repellent plants (in a greenhouse) to supply to the community to fight malaria plants include Rosemary, citronella, lemongrass, Lavender... – at Kampala, Uganda

Today at Nalugala Health Center II in Garuga; WHO says that Malaria should be out by 2030. 14 to 16 people died because of Malaria 4/5 infant deaths are because of malaria, We appreciate @TargetMalaria for helping in mobilising the statistics. @lynkagona – at Kampala, Uganda