Malaria No More UK

Our statement on the UK Government's decision to cut the foreign aid budget from 0.5% to 0.3% of GDP. "Cuts of this scale could mean resetting the clock on the progress we’ve made in saving children’s lives by fighting malaria as well as making the UK more insecure against new health threats and weakening our economy through damaged trading partnerships. We must remember that whilst international aid is often spent abroad, its benefits are felt here at home in making the UK safer, healthier and more prosperous. To maintain our credibility and leadership with many international allies and trading partners, the UK Government must uphold its leadership in the fight against malaria, and protect its commitments to the Global Fund to Fight Aids, TB and Malaria and Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, as two critical bodies helping to end the disease around the world. If we do not, our national security will be damaged, our reputation with allies will be diminished and the ambition to end one of the world’s biggest child killer diseases will be undone for another generation."

🚨 We're commissioning research to measure the economic & scientific impact of global health R&D, focusing on malaria innovation. The findings will inform policy & reinforce the UK’s leadership ahead of key global health funding moments. Closing date is 7th March, get in touch 👇 https://shorturl.at/WLKTb

It is the final 24 hours to apply for this role 👇 Come and help us conduct a vital and final evaluation of some of the campaigns we have helped launch in Kenya 🇰🇪

Today's Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office announcement that it will co-host The Global Fund Replenishment this year with South Africa shows real UK leadership on global health from the UK Government. We'll work together to ensure the UK makes a strong commitment to the fight against malaria.

The newest Change the Story film brings to life the stories of children most affected by malaria. 🎬 Join Gloria and go behind the scenes to discover more of the real stories behind this campaign, and the growing challenges that are making malaria harder to fight. 🦟 We're so grateful to the amazing partners who made this campaign possible, and our powerful partnership with African Leaders Malaria Alliance (ALMA). Together we can Change the Story. #ZeroMalaria 📖🌍

Malaria is stealing futures. Children are the most vulnerable, yet their voices are too often ignored. The new Zero Malaria Change The Story campaign - featuring author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and choreographer Sherrie Silver - calls on world leaders to listen. The choices they make today could save millions of lives. With a perfect storm of challenges, inaction will only fuel a resurgence of malaria. Yet we have the most advanced tools in history to end it. 2025 is the moment for leaders to step up, invest in the Global Fund, and change the story🌍 📽️ Watch the full film here: https://lnkd.in/gKBcnhE2 This campaign was made possible by our powerful new partnership with African Leaders Malaria Alliance (ALMA), creating a global movement that puts children’s voices at the center to drives action to end malaria in a generation. A huge thank you to the creative powerhouse at JM films for bringing this vision to life.

Women are the face of change in the fight against malaria. 🌍🔬 For International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we’re proud to spotlight female scientists from London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, U. of London, sharing their insights on tackling malaria and the urgent need to champion women and girls in STEM. 👩🔬

Women are the face of change in the fight against malaria. 🌍🔬 For International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we’re proud to spotlight female scientists from London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, U. of London, sharing their insights on tackling malaria and the urgent need to champion women and girls in STEM. 👩🔬

Now more than ever it's vital that the UK government continues its leadership role in the fight against malaria by ensuring that British-backed innovations, like vaccines, get to those who need them most around the world. 💉 https://bit.ly/4k6dqIf

🚨 We’re looking for a research partner with a strong track record in and passion for global health research, economic analysis, and cross-sectoral policy insights to collaborate on an impactful project. This research will explore how investments in malaria interventions generate significant benefits across multiple government sectors, including health, education, and economic development. The findings will be used to inform high-level advocacy efforts and decision-making by global policymakers and donors. The selected partner will work closely with Malaria No More UK and the African Leaders Malaria Alliance to deliver compelling evidence that demonstrates the far-reaching impact of ending malaria. Find out more 👇 https://lnkd.in/ekuJahZK