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Malaria is the world's most wide-spread & life-threatening disease.

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50% of the world's population is at risk from malaria.

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That is 3.3 billion people.

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85% of deaths caused by malaria occur in children under 5 years of age.

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THE GOOD NEWS...Malaria deaths in humanitarian crises are preventable.

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Find out how you can make a difference.

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2010 International Training Workshops
MENTOR training session

Malaria Control in Humanitarian Crises Intensive 5 Day Training Workshops will be held this year in Kenya, Thailand, West Africa, Uganda and France. Participants will learn to access, plan, implement

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The MENTOR Initiative

Forced Repatriation of Angolans from DRC

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The MENTOR Initiative Responds with Emergency Malaria Control for Returnees

On October 4th the expulsion of Angolan refugees began from the Democratic Republic of Congo. Approximately 40.000 Angolans have been expelled from and have been arriving in the provinces of Zaire (28.000), Uige (7.800) and Cabinda (2.000). For the most part these returnees have come with few belongings and are destitute because of rapid nature of the expulsion. There are an estimated total of 120.000 Angolan refugees living in DRC and there is currently high fear amongst Angolans living in DRC that the official expulsion, which has currently been halted by the Congolese government, will resume or continue by local authorities. Angolans continue to return voluntarily because of this high level of fear and current interventions for the returnees are inadequately serving the needs of the returnees.

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The MENTOR Initiative team works globally to reduce malaria deaths and suffering in humanitarian crises. Learn more about our international aid programmes…

How to Become a Corporate Sponsor

There are a wide range of means that corporations can work with the MENTOR team to support their malaria work in humanitarian crises.

If you and your company are interested in supporting this work and joining the fight, please contact Sarah Hoibak: sarahh@mentor-initiative.net

Where Kenya Begins & Ends

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Two hours drive from Mandera Town; MENTOR is supporting Rhamu District Hospital to address Malaria.
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A Physician Assistant in Rural Liberia

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The excellent work that Liberian health workers are doing is building confidence in the health system, which results in more and more lives being saved from this very treatable illness.
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Distribution of ACTs in Angola

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The MENTOR Initiative is assisting in the pilot of distribution and effective use of ACTs at private sector outlets in two municipalities in Huambo province.
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