Protecting Children,
Strengthening Communities
Nets for Nights provides long-lasting insecticide-treated bed nets and health education to families in Kisumu, Kenya. Through our local partnerships, we help children sleep safely, reduce malaria risk, and support healthier communities — one family at a time.
Every net provides protection, peace of mind, and a brighter tomorrow.
Protecting Children,
Strengthening Communities
Nets for Nights provides long-lasting insecticide-treated bed nets and health education to families in Kisumu, Kenya. Through our local partnerships, we help children sleep safely, reduce malaria risk, and support healthier communities — one family at a time.
Every net provides protection, peace of mind, and a brighter tomorrow.
Our Mission
The Nets For Nights Project aims to eliminate death and disease caused by malaria in the Kisumu East and West Sub Counties by providing Insecticide Treated Bed Nets costing $10AUD per net.
Africa bears the burden of 95% of malaria cases and 96% of deaths worldwide. Sadly, 80% of all deaths in the Africa Region are children under the age of 5 years.
Between 2019 and 2020, estimated malaria cases increased from 213 million to 228 million, and deaths from 534000 to 602000 in the WHO African Region. This region accounted for about 95% of cases and 96% of deaths globally; 80% of all deaths in this region are among children aged under 5 years.
Since 2000 malaria case incidence had reduced from 368 to 222 cases per 1000 population at risk in 2019, before increasing to 233 in 2020 owing to disruptions during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Source: World Malaria Report 2021
Our Mission
The Nets For Nights Project aims to eliminate death and disease caused by malaria in the Kisumu East and West Sub Counties by providing Insecticide Treated Bed Nets costing $10AUD per net.
Africa bears the burden of 95% of malaria cases and 96% of deaths worldwide. Sadly, 80% of all deaths in the Africa Region are children under the age of 5 years.
Between 2019 and 2020, estimated malaria cases increased from 213 million to 228 million, and deaths from 534000 to 602000 in the WHO African Region. This region accounted for about 95% of cases and 96% of deaths globally; 80% of all deaths in this region are among children aged under 5 years.
Since 2000 malaria case incidence had reduced from 368 to 222 cases per 1000 population at risk in 2019, before increasing to 233 in 2020 owing to disruptions during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Source: World Malaria Report 2021
Protecting Children & Supporting Families Through Malaria Prevention
We work hand-in-hand with local organizations to reach families across Kisumu East and West. Community volunteers lead distribution, teach prevention strategies, and ensure every household knows how to use and maintain their nets safely.
Protecting Children & Supporting Families Through Malaria Prevention
We work hand-in-hand with local organizations to reach families across Kisumu East and West. Community volunteers lead distribution, teach prevention strategies, and ensure every household knows how to use and maintain their nets safely.
Why It Matters
A healthy child can learn without interruption, play with boundless energy, and grow into their full potential. When malaria strikes, it doesn't just cause immediate suffering, it disrupts education, strains family resources, and limits opportunities for advancement.
When families are protected from preventable disease, they can redirect their energy and resources toward what truly matters: work, school, skill-building, and creating a better future for the next generation.
Health Impact
Fewer sick days mean children attend school regularly and parents can work consistently, building economic stability
Community Strength
Our community-based approach ensures programs are sustainable, culturally appropriate, and led by those who understand local needs best
Lasting Change
Education empowers families to protect themselves long-term, creating ripple effects of health and prosperity
Why It Matters
A healthy child can learn without interruption, play with boundless energy, and grow into their full potential. When malaria strikes, it doesn't just cause immediate suffering, it disrupts education, strains family resources, and limits opportunities for advancement.
When families are protected from preventable disease, they can redirect their energy and resources toward what truly matters: work, school, skill-building, and creating a better future for the next generation.
Health Impact
Fewer sick days mean children attend school regularly and parents can work consistently, building economic stability
Community Strength
Our community-based approach ensures programs are sustainable, culturally appropriate, and led by those who understand local needs best
Lasting Change
Education empowers families to protect themselves long-term, creating ripple effects of health and prosperity
Our Commitment in Action
Our Commitment
in Action
GOALS
To purchase Insecticide Treated Bed Nets for children aged 3 to 5 years and vulnerable groups (HIV+). Without intervention these groups will record a high prevalence of Malaria. In some cases causing death. Working parents may also forfeit their employment obligations to take care of their children and the cycle of poverty continues.
ACTIVITIES
As the Australian project partner we work closely with a local organisation in Kisumu, Kenya. By collaborating with Lead Mission we have been able to provide Insecticide Treated Bed Nets (LLINets) along with education on their proper use and care. Community health volunteers continue to provide education about the deadly nature of malaria and how it can be prevented by using the nets.
DELIVERED WITH INTEGRITY
Each net is distributed through verified caregivers using a transparent tracking system. Local volunteers guide families through registration, careful monitoring, and proper net use — ensuring that every resource is used responsibly and effectively. We maintain detailed records and welcome questions about our processes at any time.
COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP
We collaborate closely with county health volunteers to align with national malaria prevention goals and support Kenya's broader public health initiatives. Local data collection helps ensure accountability, track progress, and demonstrate long-term success. This partnership approach ensures our work complements and strengthens existing health systems.
Together, we can create safer nights
— and brighter futures.
Together, we can create safer nights — and brighter futures.
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