A WORLD WITHOUT MALARIA
We believe malaria must die so millions can live. Every two minutes a child dies from malaria, the world’s oldest and deadliest disease. But we know what we need to do to achieve a malaria-free world – a safer future for us all.
In 2018, We saw 53 heads of government recommit to halve malaria in the Commonwealth in five years. In 2019, thousands of voices spoke up to say Malaria Must Die and helped drive support for the Global Fund to fight AIDS, TB and malaria. Now, we need you more than ever before, to help protect progress in a world facing the most challenging global health crisis in decades.
In this film, David Beckham breaks the barriers of time to give a speech from the future - from a world without malaria. Calling on innovators, scientists, leaders and people everywhere, he delivers the message that this future is possible if we work together to achieve it. The final moments of the film show more people behind the fight for this historic human achievement.
SHARE TO DECLARE THAT MALARIA MUST DIE!
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😱 Watch a much older David Beckham delivering a message to us all from the future in the new #MalariaMustDie film. We can still end malaria in a generation 🙌
David Beckham speaks to us all from the future - declaring the world's oldest and deadliest disease has ended. Let's make a future we can all look forward to. Share to declare so #MalariaMustDie - so millions can live.
I’m supporting this campaign because I believe that an end to malaria 🦟 is possible within our lifetimes. Join me and share to declare that #MalariaMustDie!
It’s unacceptable that in 2020, a child still dies every 2 minutes from malaria – a disease we know how to end! Right now, the fight is harder than ever, but together we can beat malaria once and for all. 🦟 Share to declare that #MalariaMustDie
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A world without malaria is within our reach 🌍 Through science, innovation and political commitment, we have the tools to save millions of lives – better still, it's possible within our lifetimes. 🙌 Join me and share to declare that #MalariaMustDie
Global efforts to fight #Covid19 show what we can achieve when we work together. 🤝 Ending malaria means stronger health systems and available resources, protecting against future global health threats 🏥 #MalariaMustDie
Did you know? Brits overwhelmingly support UK involvement in the malaria fight 🦟 79% want the UK to invest in science and innovation to end malaria. 🔬 #MalariaMustDie
From cutting edge science, innovation and tech, as well as strong political commitment, the UK has a vital role to play in ending malaria and saving millions of lives. 🙌 Share to declare that #MalariaMustDie
Pregnant women and children are most at risk of malaria. 11 million pregnant women are affected each year, endangering them and their pregnancies. 🤰 This is our next generation – we must end this! #MalariaMustDie
HOW DID WE DO IT?
We take you behind the scenes to show how the film was brought to life - and malaria champions share why we need to commit to ending malaria now more than ever.
HOW CAN WE END MALARIA?
Malaria is humankind's oldest and deadliest enemy. Ending it, at times has felt like a distant dream. The malaria parasite and the mosquito that carries it have been formidable enemies that even today kills a child every two minutes.
We are capable of uniting to defeat this disease, and in doing so we can create a safer, healthier, stronger world for us all, and for future generations.