Protect her night
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🌅 Keep the mosquitoes off her until the sun rises in the window.
Malaria kills a child almost every minute. Tonight, you protect one.
Independent educational game. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the Gates Foundation. Data: WHO World Malaria Report 2025.
🦟 Let's wait for her to fall asleep...
What's your name?
Hey, these mosquitoes are going down...
TAP A NET IF THEY GET PAST
SURVIVE TILL SUNRISE
TAP A NET TO COVER THE BED
An insecticide-treated net kills the mosquitoes that land on it while you sleep, when Anopheles bites the most.
Mosquitoes have grown resistant to the insecticide in ordinary nets. The dual-ingredient net carries a second one that drains their energy instead of hitting their nerves. Resistance to it is still rare. Partners such as the Gates Foundation helped bring its price down.
She was bitten too many times tonight.
Mosquitoes killed: 0
A bite is not the end of the story. Malaria can be tested for and treated, and two vaccines now protect young children. It still killed more than 430,000 young children in Africa in 2024, nearly one a minute.
Independent educational game. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the Gates Foundation. Data: WHO World Malaria Report 2025.
You won!
The sun is up. She slept safe all night.
Mosquitoes killed: 0
One night is the easy part. Families need this protection every night of the year. It works: where the malaria vaccine was introduced, deaths among young children fell by about 1 in 8.
Independent educational game. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the Gates Foundation. Data: WHO World Malaria Report 2025.
The story, the room and the night are illustrative. Independent educational game, not affiliated with or endorsed by any of the organizations above.