Malaria remains one of the leading public health challenges in Kenya, disproportionately affecting women, children, and vulnerable communities. At MercyK Services, we are committed to combating malaria through prevention, education, treatment, and advocacy. Our goal is to reduce the burden of malaria, particularly in underserved areas, and contribute to the global fight against this preventable and treatable disease.
We believe prevention is the first line of defense against malaria. MercyK Services runs community-wide awareness programs to educate people about malaria transmission, prevention methods, and the importance of early treatment. Key activities include:
Distributing insecticide-treated mosquito nets (ITNs) to families in high-risk areas.
We work closely with local health facilities to improve access to malaria diagnosis and treatment. Our initiatives include:
Women and children under the age of five are the most affected by malaria. To address this, we provide:
MercyK Services collaborates with local and international partners to advocate for increased funding, research, and policies that support malaria elimination efforts. By engaging stakeholders, we ensure long-term solutions and community ownership of malaria programs.
Your contribution can transform lives. Together, we can empower women, safeguard adolescent girls, and address the challenges of HIV, gender-based violence, and teenage pregnancy.