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Objective
- To deliver protection among 2,000 family residence in Kasoa with education and relevant materials on how to ensure a free malaria environment.
Resources
- Team of Volunteers and Health Workers to involve in educating the Community with all necessary materials to achieve the required objective. The project will provide families with mosquito nets, Educational manuals in local languages in the control and prevention of malaria.
Main Problem
- According to our research, malaria is very popular among the Kasoa Community. Malaria is a course of high death rate in this Community, particularly in Ghana.
Accomplishment:
To reduce over 50% of the number of malaria sickness and death among the Kasoa Community. Productive education in the control and prevention of malaria. Thanks to Mosquito nets. Our project will directly save lives of about 2,000 family House hold and enhance them to develop. “Good health is wealth’.
It will also increase productivity of the average Community member and minimize the number of malaria sickness in the Community.
The project will enable community members to increase disposable income as a result of spending health wise to cure malaria