MACDA U.S.A. Malaria Prevention Project 2015 by Claudia & Reuel.

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MACDA U.S.A. Malaria Prevention Project 2015 by Claudia & Reuel

Definition of Malaria A life-threatening disease caused by parasites that are transmitted to people through the bites of infected mosquitoes

Malaria Transmission Cycle

Malaria Health Risks  Severe anemia  Respiratory distress  Cerebral malaria.  Multi-organ involvement

Facts and Statistics  198 million cases of malaria in 2013  An estimated deaths  Most deaths occur among children living in Africa  A child dies every minute from malaria.  Non-immune pregnant women as malaria causes high rates of miscarriage and can lead to maternal death

WHO Malaria Areas

Cameroon Malaria Map

Purpose of Our Project  Support and/or initiate Human developmental projects in Mantung Land  Poverty and inadequate access to health care contribute to high mortality rate  Funds allocated by The Malaria Control Project of Cameroon not adequately distributed in Mantung Land

Target Project Population  Children <5 years old  Pregnant women  Increased mortality rate in this population Groups

Fundraising Goal  Raise at least $15,000 to buy malaria nets for vulnerable population in Mantung Land  One Mosquito net ~ 5000 Frs. CFA ($10)  One Mosquito net per 3 kids in a household  $15,000 ~1500 nets  1500 nets ~4500 children served

Together We Can Save Lives; One Life At A Time!!!