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Saturday, April 25 at 12:00am
NetsforLife® Oct. 6, 2009 – USAID announced over $10.5 million in grants to 7 organizations working in Africa to extend malaria prevention and control activities. NetsforLife®, one of the grantees, will be implementing its program in the Upper East Region of Ghana. In addition to net distribution, the project will strengthen the capacity of communities through training and education.
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To date, Bishops Hollingsworth Bike Ride to Raise Malaria Awareness has brought in $35,218 in contributions and pledges.“The funds that the Ride has raised so far will get 3,000 nets into homes of families in remote villages in Africa where those nets will protect up to 9,000 young lives from malaria, " said Shaun Wals...h, Executive Director, NetsforLife®. To contribute go to https://www.er-d.org/donate-select.php.Read More
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Erin Kirby Follow the Ride to Save Lives beginning July 17 in Anaheim, CA http://ohionets4life.ning.com/
Riding for Their Lives - Episcopal Relief & Development Aims to Raise $100,000 for Malaria Nets in A
Source: ohionets4life.ning.com
The Diocese of Ohio rides the race to End Malaria raising funds for Netsforlife®. From Anaheim, CA to the Episcopal Church Center in NYC.
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Smithsonian Channel premieres the “Malaria Zambezi River Expedition" sponsored by Episcopal Relief & Development’s Program Partnership NetsforLife®
The “Malaria Zambezi River Expedition” premieres on 7/18 at 8pm with repeat airings on 7/22 at 9pm; 7/26 at 10pm; and 7/30 at 9pm. In March 2008, the expedition set off on a 2 month journey down the Zambezi River to spread global awareness of malaria and mobilize
Source: www.zambezi-expedition.org
The Zambezi, lifeline of southern Africa, has been the setting of an unprecedented health project. For more than two months, from March through May 2008, the Roll Back Malaria Zambezi Expedition has travelled ...
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Trinity Wall Street takes a look at, NetsforLife Technical Director, Dr. Stephen Dzisi's work in Ghana. Check out the video: http://www.trinitywallstreet.org/webcast
Trinity Wall Street - Webcasts - Videos - Faith In Action - Anglican Communion Stories - God's Missi
Source: www.trinitywallstreet.org
Trinity Wall Street is an Episcopal church located in Lower Manhattan
Deborah Silver This is one way to do something that can make a huge difference! Thank you for bringing this movement into existence.
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For the first time, people anywhere can follow the General Convention of The Episcopal Church on the Media Hub website.
We are excited to note that Dr. Stephen Dzisi, Technical Director of NetsforLife® will be presenting tomrrow night at 6:15pm! Check him out online!
Media Hub is here and is now live: http://www.episcopalchurch.org/gchub
Source: www.episcopalchurch.org
The Episcopal Church is a big, colorful, vibrant church. We hope you will see that in the wide spectrum of its members represented here on this site.
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The President's Malaria Initiative now includes two links to Episcopal Relief & Development's website as a result of the NetsforLife® program! Another way to get the word out!
http://www.pmi.gov/about/mcp/grantees.ht
http://www.pmi.gov/about/donors.html
Source: www.pmi.gov
About MCP | MCP Grantees| Application Preparation | Resources
NetsforLife® Global Health TV takes a looks NetsforLife®
NetsforLife® NetsforLife® works to instill a “net culture”—a community-wide understanding of the protective value of nets and the right way to use and maintain them. When a net culture is in place, people know how to prevent malaria, when to seek medical treatm
NetsforLife® The first step in preventing malaria is raising awareness and mobilizing communities to act. Involving local leaders and volunteers is vital for success. Because community leaders and clergy command respect in their communities, NetsforLife® engages thei
NetsforLife® The most common cause of death from malaria among young children is the severe anemia that results from repeated infections. The distribution of one insecticide-treated net to a child can protect two other children sleeping under that same net. NetsforLi
NetsforLife® The countdown is over! Join NetsforLife® in celebrating the Day of the African Child! Day of the African child is recognized internationally as an opportunity to take measure of progress toward the health, education, and security of all children on the c
NetsforLife® Join NetsforLife in counting down the days! 12 days until the world celebrates the Day of the African Child. Malaria statistics specifically regarding children are staggering: one child dies from malaria every minute in Africa and every day nearly 2,000
