Malaria Consortium - Child & maternal health (Our responses)

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Child & maternal health

More than half of the millions of deaths in children under five every year are caused by preventable and treatable conditions. The main causes are malaria, pneumonia, diarrhoea and newborn conditions, and nearly half are linked to malnutrition

About the issue

Community-based primary healthcare

Malaria in pregnancy

Our projects

Community delivery Seasonal malaria chemoprevention Featured projects

In this video we hear from community volunteers and health workers who explain the impact of malaria on the community. Mother of 3 year old Umma, Shefahatu explains what happens when the ACCESS-SMC community health workers come to her house to administer the SMC drugs and talks about what this project means for the community

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VOICES OF EXPERIENCE: In this interview, a community health worker in northern Nigeria talks about how effective the seasonal malaria chemoprevention programme has been in her community

VOICES OF EXPERIENCE: This interview is with a village health worker in Uganda who talks about how drama is used to raise awareness about malaria

VOICES OF EXPERIENCE: In this interview, a mother and farmer from a remote village in Myanmar talks about how the village malaria volunteer was able to diagnose and treat her sick daughter quickly

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