Malaria Consortium

Malaria Consortium is a global health non-profit that delivers and researches malaria prevention and treatment programs, including seasonal malaria chemoprevention, malaria vaccine delivery, disease surveillance and integrated child health services, in partnership with national governments in Africa and Asia. It’s work is rooted in responsive, on-the-ground solutions, working closely with governments, and particularly with sub-national and local authorities, to help to narrow the gap in health outcomes. Malaria Consortium US (MC-US), is the U.S.-based non-profit arm of Malaria Consortium. MC-US raises philanthropic funding and directs resources in the form of restricted or unrestricted grants for high-impact projects in countries where Malaria Consortium operates. These grants include interventions for malaria prevention and treatment, child health services, disease surveillance, vector control, and health system strengthening. These efforts are focused on saving lives and improving access to care in vulnerable communities. MC-US is managed and operated by three Malaria Consortium Officers and overseen by six independent volunteer Board of Directors.