The T-Shirt says it all.
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The Team learns about malaria prevention.
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People line up for registration for nets in Yumbe.
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Nets are delivered by truck.
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A mother holds her child , children this age are most at risk of malaria.
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The people of Yumbe live in simple conditions putting them more at risk of malaria.
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Pregnant mothers and children under five are most at risk.
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A worker records the number of nets needed for this family.
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Nets are delivered by car to this village in YUMBE.
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A man sits in the shade in his village.
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Children are most at risk from malaria especially under fives.
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A Child looks after her sibling.
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This boy looks after his brother.
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This mother prepares food as her child sleeps and the hens hang around for the scraps.
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The number of nets needed for this family is recorded.
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Food storage huts.
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An old mosquito net that needs replacing.
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The people gather as the net distribution is about to start.
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A woman is pleased to get her mosquito nets.
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This woman is delighted to get her nets from this distribution.
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The large crowd wait for their life saving mosquito nets.
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Workers add up the number of nets to be distributed.
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This man has come to get his net.
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A man points to his name on the list of nets to be distributed.
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The man on the right calls out for a family to come for their nets.
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Bales of insecticide treated mosquito nets await distribution.
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Workers opening up the nets.
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A woman works on her crafts as she waits.
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The crowd waits.
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They walk and come by bicycle to receive their nets.
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Men hold life saving nets at the distribution.
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A man signs for his nets.
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This woman is delighted to receive her new nets knowing that it is likely to save her and her children from sickness.
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