The t-shirt say's it all.
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Malaria is present in this village
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A volunteer speaks with women of the village.
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People gather for registration to get their nets.
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Pregnant women are one of the most vulnerable groups.
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The other vulnerable group is the under fives. Nets to these groups will save lives.
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Registration in Yumbe
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Women listen as they register for the nets .
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A mother and child at high risk of malaria.
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Children under 5 are one of the most vulnerable groups.
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Recording the number of nets needed for this family.
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The workers vehicle .
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People wait in the shade in their village .
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This village will receive nets
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Brothers arm in arm
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A sibling looking after her brother .
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Taking a survey of the number of nets needed .
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A mother and her children stay in the shade while the baby sleeps, one of the most at risk from malaria.
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A Worker records how many nets this family needs.
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Here the worker hands out a chit for the nets.
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Food storage buildings in Yumbe
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One of the more permanent buildings in Yumbe
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People have being relying on substandard nets .
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The crowd gathers ready for the distribution .
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People wait patiently
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The nets have arrived .
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They gather to receive their nets .
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The nets are carefully distributed to prevent wastage .
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The crowd waits in anticipation .
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Some women do their crafts as they wait for the mosquito nets
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Here each net is recorded as they are distributed .
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A man takes five for his family .
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A man admires his net .
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