On this World Malaria Day 2026, we reflect on both progress and the work still ahead. Malaria is preventable and treatable, yet continues to affect millions worldwide. Global efforts have averted billions of cases and millions of deaths. And still,
How to Work with Children to Develop Action Plans to Tackle Malaria This is and extract from our toolkit for educators co-created by teachers and children in Mozambique. See below for links to download the Toolkit in English and Portuguese.
From time-to-time it’s important for us to get back to basics. So much of the time work is so complex…
Our April topic of the month is Malaria because April 25th is World Malaria Day
When I go around the world I often ask teachers and other educators what would help and support them best in their health
This is the Children for Health Vision Poster. It is single-sided and available to download now!
Here is a video in which our director, Clare Hanbury talks about The Children for Health 100 health messages
It’s Clare here! CEO and founder of Children for Health. I’m often sent The 100 Languages poem as my friends know that
This April we are thinking about Malaria! We have some fantastic messages, ideas and resources on our website, so have a browse
The simple messages in this video on can easily be learned, collected and shared by older primary school aged children
