Funding Amount

$5,000

Deadline

Rolling / Open

Grant Type

foundation

Overview

Small Grant Program

Funder: Malaria Partners International

Award Amount: $5,000 per grant

Program Overview:
Malaria Partners International's Small Grant Program funds one-year malaria elimination projects in Africa. The program supports community-based interventions including malaria testing, treatment, bed net distribution, and public education campaigns.

    Geographic Scope

  • Operating in African countries including Uganda, Gambia, Zambia, and West Africa
  • Applicants have included Rotary Clubs in endemic malaria regions

    Eligible Activities

  • Malaria testing and treatment administration
  • Supervised bed net distribution
  • Radio spots and public sensitization campaigns
  • Health education initiatives
  • Community outreach programs
  • Support for national malaria control programs

    Project Examples

  • RC Arua, Uganda (2018): $5,000 grant for administering 2,000 tests/treatments, 500 supervised bed net distributions, and radio sensitization spots
  • RC Banjul, The Gambia (2019): Supported national bed net distribution campaign with public education and 1,000 branded t-shirts

    Partner Organizations

  • Projects partnered with local health facilities (e.g., Kuluva Hospital in Arua)
  • Coordination with National Malaria Control Programs
  • Village Health Teams (VHTs) as implementing partners

Contact Information

Malaria Partners International 300 Lenora Street #269 Seattle, WA 98121 Website: malariapartnersinternational.org

How to Apply

Application Process

Based on documented projects, the application process includes:

1. Learn About Opportunity: Applicants learn of Small Grant funding availability through District conferences or Malaria Partners International representatives

2. Submit Application: Submit grant application with project proposal details

3. Review & Criteria: Applications reviewed against requisite criteria for $5,000 one-year small project grants

4. Memorandum of Understanding: Upon approval, execute MOU with Malaria Partners International

5. Funding Disbursement: Grant funds disbursed upon MOU execution

6. Project Launch & Implementation: Recipient organization launches and implements project activities

    Required Project Elements

  • Clear project objectives and measurable outcomes
  • Identified implementing partner organization (e.g., local hospital or health facility)
  • Specific activities and timeline
  • Budget allocation for supplies, training, and operations
  • Community engagement and beneficiary identification

    Documentation Requirements

  • Formal project proposal
  • Partnership agreements with local implementing organizations
  • Budget documentation
  • Activity reporting and monitoring

Contact for Applications

Email: district9101malaria@gmail.com (for District 9101 area) Or contact Malaria Partners International directly at headquarters

Focus Areas & Funding Uses

Fields of Work

global-health

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