DRAW THE LINE AGAINST
MALARIA

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FIGHT THE BITE THIS WORLD MALARIA DAY


Malaria is one opponent that doesn't let up. Right now, it holds the title. Right now, we are the challenger. So this World Malaria Day we're demanding more funding and action to put an end to this deadly disease. So long as we have the right tools in the right places... Malaria, you've met your match.

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A DEADLY DISEASE IS STEALING OUR FUTURE

Malaria, we won’t let you steal from us anymore. You can’t stop us. It’s not fair that you continue to put half the world in danger, with children and pregnant women in sub-Saharan Africa most at risk. You kill over 600,000 people every year. We won’t stand for it any longer. 

DRAW THE LINE AGAINST MALARIA

CALLING WORLD LEADERS

Over the past 20 years, we've been winning against this deadly disease, saving over 10.6 million lives. But malaria has started to fight back, and deaths are at their highest for nearly a decade.  

Now, with some incredible new tools to beat malaria, we’re taking control. To do so we need the commitment and determination from our world leaders. We must make sure our voices are heard ahead of two game-changing summits in Kigali in June and the Global Fund Replenishment in the autumn. Join us and deliver a message of strength along with people from around the world. 

DRAW THE LINE AGAINST MALARIA

Malaria,
we're too

for you

The global Nigerian artist Láolú Senbanjo has created the ‘Muundo’, a fresh new universal language made up of lines, symbols and patterns. It joins people across cultures and continents, all adding their lines to a collective message against malaria.

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Siya Kolisi Rugby Player
Eliud Kipchoge Athlete
Omotola J Ekeinde Actor

Stories #1

One 11-year-old’s fight to end malaria to give her generation a future

When she was small Ibuidin fell sick with malaria - as a result, her mother lost her job caring for her. Now she’s determined to end this disease for good.

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Stories #2

The 22-year old determined to change the future of generations to come

Rwandan-born Divin became a malaria youth advocate after his brother’s battle with the disease. He believes that young people have the power to change the world.

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Stories #3

Dr Elvis is on the frontline fighting malaria

Nigerian-born Elvis has seen countless children with malaria coming into the hospital - having fits, or with their systems shutting down completely. He’s determined to end it.

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We can be the generation that ends malaria

A deadly disease is stealing our future

Building on the Zero Malaria Starts With Me movement

We can be the generation that ends malaria

A deadly disease is stealing our future

Building on the Zero Malaria Starts With Me movement

Draw the line now