Keeping PNG Safe Against Malaria

We are here to assist and support Papua New Guinea communities in the fight against Malaria.

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21 Provinces & ARoB Reached

1.2M household nets & 150,000 continuous LLINs distributed yearly

Helping protect 90% of the PNG population vulnerable to malaria

RDT & ACT distributed quarterly to 826 health facilities

2,100 Community Malaria Volunteers providing diagnosis & treatment in 12 provinces

Protecting Families.
Empowering Communities.

RAM PNG supports malaria prevention and response by providing sustainable solutions that reduce the impact of malaria in the community.

Who We Are: A Movement for a Malaria-Free Papua New Guinea

Rotarians Against Malaria PNG (RAM PNG) is a community-driven organization committed to reducing the impact of malaria across Papua New Guinea. We work alongside partners and communities to support prevention efforts, strengthen local response, and share trusted information that helps protect families. Our mission is simple: turn practical action into lasting health outcomes for PNG.

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Simbu Project

Simbu LLIN Project was a massive success! We delivered the expected amount, and the facilitation was smooth and effective.
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Our Mission Statement

Our mission is to reduce the impact of malaria in Papua New Guinea by supporting community-based prevention and response efforts, strengthening partnerships, and sharing accurate information that protects lives.

RAM Success Story

Success Story

In 2023, RAM PNG successfully delivered 86,881 long-lasting insecticide-treated nets (LLINs) across Morobe Province, reaching 170,958 people with malaria protection. This equated to approximately 50.8 nets per 100 people, helping ensure strong coverage across targeted areas.

The distribution was completed smoothly and effectively, driven by excellent collaboration with provincial and district health authorities. Through this partnership, RAM PNG was able to reach all targeted communities, with households receiving nets as planned demonstrating what is possible when strong coordination meets a clear public health goal.