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- A community health worker (left) provides anti-malaria medication to a rural resident (right) in Mpongwe District in the Copperbelt Province (adjacent to Central Province), Zambia, to treat the disease and prevent transmission in 2021 - Photo credit: Malaria Partners Zambia (1)
- A community health worker (left) tests a rural resident (right) for malaria in Mpongwe District in the Copperbelt Province (adjacent to Central Province), Zambia, in order to be able to treat the disease and prevent transmission in 2021 - Photo credit: Malaria Partners Zambia (2)
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Rotary-led Partners for a Malaria-Free Zambia awarded US$6 million to reduce burden of malaria in heavily affected districts
This $6 million program will add 2,500 community health workers to the national health system in Zambia, allowing for effective malaria diagnosis and treatment for more than 1.3 million people
To help end a leading cause of illness and death in the southern African country of Zambia, a Rotary (www.Rotary.org) club-led initiative aims to save and improve lives by empowering community health workers to test, diagnose and treat malaria. Malaria, a preventable disease caused by a parasite spread through the…