It’s only through coming together with our partners on World Malaria Day that we can send a strong united message across the globe that more needs to be done to beat malaria.

• Toolkit and collateral: We have developed a range of World Malaria Day campaign materials for organisations to download and disseminate to their members. These include a toolkit featuring stats, facts and key messages, to help you promote World Malaria Day and the activities you’re hosting to mark the day.
• Events: Tell us about any events you’re holding to mark World Malaria Day and we’ll upload them on to our interactive map.
• Support World Malaria Day on social media: Use the campaign hashtags
  #readytobeatmalaria and #endmalaria, along with #worldmalariaday and ‘like’ and share World Malaria Day campaign materials on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and Linked-In. We have also developed suggested social media posts to help promote World Malaria Day on these channels.

Click the links for further information for Partners

If you are a individual:

We can be the generation that beats malaria, but we can only do that with your help. There are several ways you can get involved in World Malaria Day:

• Many of our partners will be holding events on World Malaria Day – see the link below to find out more about events taking place across the world
• If you live in a malaria affected area, help your family and friends beat malaria: sleep under an insecticide treated bed net, use a mosquito repellent and see a doctor in case of malaria symptoms
• We would encourage anyone who can afford to, to donate to our partner organisations who do amazing and hugely valued fundraising work.
• We need to ensure beating malaria remains high on the political agenda – find out what your local malaria charities are doing to advocate for better malaria prevention and treatment and how you can help them
• Pledge your support for malaria action on social media using the campaign hashtags #readytobeatmalaria and #endmalaria, along with #worldmalariaday and ‘like’ and share World Malaria Day campaign materials on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and Linked-In.