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More than 2500 learners at Halcyon High School and Teso Boarding Primary School are receiving an added layer of protection against malaria through the ongoing implementation of Intermittent Preventive Treatment in Schoolchildren (IPTsc).
As the school protect program progresses, we remain committed to ensuring that learners stay healthy, remain in class, and have the opportunity to achieve their full academic potential without the disruption of malaria.
This milestone would not be possible without the generous donation of IPTsc medicines from Fosun Pharma & TRIDEM Pharma. Their support is helping bring proven malaria prevention interventions closer to the learners who need them most.
Together, we are investing in healthier schools, stronger learning outcomes, and a future where malaria no longer stands in the way of education.
Every time we visit schools, we see how malaria disrupts learning. A sick child cannot fully participate in class. For many families, repeated malaria episodes mean missed school days and added financial strain.
That is why we are deeply grateful to Fosun Pharma & TRIDEM Pharma for their continued support. For the second term in a row, they have donated 2,200 packs of D-Artepp 80mg/640mg Tablets to our malaria prevention efforts in Soroti city and district schools.
Starting 15 June, our teams will return to Soroti to work alongside schools and district health workers. Our goal: keep more children healthy and in class.
This recurring contribution is more than medicine. It is a sustained investment in children's health and education.
We know the need is still great, and no single organization can do it alone. We invite more partners, organizations, and individuals who believe in a healthier future for children to join us in expanding access to malaria prevention in schools.
Together, we can help ensure fewer children miss class because of malaria — and more children stay in school, learn, and grow.
Congratulations to the National Malaria Elimination Division and all partners on the successful launch of the National Malaria Elimination Strategic Plan.
This milestone sets a renewed direction toward a malaria-free Uganda—driven by stronger collaboration, community action, and sustained commitment to impact where it matters most.
As an implementing partner, we are proud to stand alongside you to turn this strategy into real progress for communities across the country.
