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Feeling better does not always mean you are fully healed. Stopping medication halfway can allow the illness to return stronger. Completing your treatment is part of protecting yourself fully. Take it seriously, your recovery depends on it 🌿

That’s why prevention focuses on mosquito control and personal protection. Knowing the truth helps us prevent malaria better and avoid unnecessary fear. 💚 Save this post and share it with someone who still believes the myth. #WDIcares #MalariaFacts #MythVsFact #HealthEducation

We hear this one a lot. You can’t catch malaria by sharing food, hugging someone, or being close to a person who has it. Malaria doesn’t spread that way. It is transmitted when an infected female Anopheles mosquito bites a person.

DID YOU KNOW? That small stagnant water you ignore? It’s a breeding ground for mosquitoes. Keeping your environment clean protects you and everyone around you.

This is why Westfield Development Initiative exists. No community left behind. 🌍

Snapshots from one of our community visits 💚 Our team went to Lagos Island and we found passion, resilience, and people hungry for health information. We screened families, distributed treated nets, and provided free malaria drugs to those in need.

Wrong beliefs delay treatment and cost lives. Let's spread correct information! Share this post to educate someone today. 🔁 Knowledge is medicine.

These small steps save lives. Share this with someone you love! ❤️

Prevention is better than cure! 🛡️ Here's how to protect your family from malaria tonight: 🛏️ Sleep under an insecticide-treated net (ITN) 🚪 Keep windows and doors screened 💧 Clear stagnant water around your home 👕 Wear long sleeves in the evenings

Visit a health facility or reach out to us. Early treatment saves lives. Westfield Development Initiative is here for your community. 🙏

🦟 Do you know the signs of malaria? ✅ Fever & chills ✅ Headache & body aches ✅ Nausea & vomiting ✅ Fatigue If you or a family member has these symptoms, please do NOT self-medicate with herbs or unprescribed drugs.

Happy Workers' Day! 🌟 While we celebrate labour today, let's remember malaria steals millions of productive hours from hardworking Nigerians every year. At Westfield Development Initiative, we're fighting back. Because a healthy worker is a powerful worker. 💪

Thank you for being part of this journey. Let’s carry this momentum into the next month; spreading awareness, taking action, and staying united against malaria. Here’s to more lives protected and communities empowered 🌍🤍

As this month comes to a close, we pause to celebrate every life touched, every community reached, and every small step taken against malaria. From our outreaches to your support, it has been a month of learning, sharing, and protecting lives.

Because of you, we are able to reach more communities, share life saving information, and continue the fight against malaria. We see you, we appreciate you, and we are grateful for all that you do 🤍🌿

Behind every outreach, every conversation, and every life touched… are people who choose to show up. To our sponsors and volunteers, thank you for your time, your support, and your commitment to this cause.

So today, let us stand together, stay aware, and keep looking out for one another. Because when we come together, we are stronger. And together, we are united against malaria 🌿✨

Today is World Malaria Day 🤍 It is a reminder that this fight is not something one person can do alone. It takes all of us showing up in our own little ways.

From sleeping under mosquito nets to checking in on loved ones and sharing the right information, these small actions truly matter. We have seen it during our outreaches. When people understand what to do, they take steps to protect themselves and their families.

Join us as we continue to spread awareness and protect lives. Together, we can create a malaria-free future 🌿✨

World Malaria Day is almost here. It is a time to reflect, raise awareness, and take action. But the truth is, the fight against malaria happens every single day in our homes, in our communities, and through the choices we make.