Malaika Health Center

MALARIA TRANSMISSION .

Uganda has the 3^rd highest global burden of malaria cases (5%) and the 8^th highest level of deaths (3%)

It also has the highest proportion of malaria cases in east and southern Africa 23.7%. and there’s stable perennial malaria transmission in 95% of the country

The country experiences two malaria transmission types.

Stable, perennial malaria transmission which exists in 90-95% of the country
Low and unstable transmission with the potential for epidemics in 5-10% of the country

Transmission peaks are aligned with the two annual rainy seasons, which take place from march to may and from September to November.

This disease is mainly transmitted by a VECTOR called a mosquito and majorly an anopheles mosquito.

At the Malaika medical clinic We are tirelessly fighting these diseases among the children in our communities with our major theme ‘’ END MALARIA TODAY’’

QUICK TO RESPOND.

We are quick to respond to life threatening emergencies or when we see those being affected with this deadly disease and we step into the lives of the voiceless where our involvement is needed and appropriate, so far we have reached to 893 children, youths and adults with our emergency medical care support and we want to reach to more people in our communities.

You can help us reach to more people with our services as you monthly contribute with a donation at any amount starting from $100 to any amount you wish to donate to us.

Our Achievement

PHF HEALTH CAMPS.

Those who can’t reach us at the clinic we reach them through the medical camps we deploy that target those who have no funds or who have little access to our clinic services and it takes a lot of funds to reach them.

But your in-kind donation of $500 can help us reach to a village with the medical services and education that will help them know about the dangers and prevention ways of any disease related to hygiene and sanitation.

Our Achievement

PHF HEALTH CAMPS.

OTHER DISEASES THAT WE TREAT.

Because our clinic is still small and once with have big cases we refer them to our nearby hospital in our village, we want you to help us grow and expand from serving small numbers to big numbers.

We emphasize malaria most, but we also treat typhoid and other sanitation related diseases.

And any hand from you drives us further to reaching our visions and missions’