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#STRONGER
THAN
WORMS

The No To NTDs movement partners know that, together, we are stronger than worms. We have come together to raise funds do defeat worms, once and for all, and help the next African generation lead healthy and fulfilling lives.

Worms affect the most vulnerable populations in Africa, with over 560 million school age children living in areas where these parasites are widely spread.

Our Civil Societies are pivotal to the work being done in the fight against NTDs, and it is critical for us to support them

Learn More About the No to NTD Civil Society Network

The scale is suffering from worms in Africa today is unacceptable, which is why we are asking you to contribute to the elimination of worms on the continent by donating.

TO DONATE

Follow the next steps

  • Scan the QR code to donate

  • Use this link to share with others and view our progress to date :

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  • Showcase your support by sharing the link on your social media platforms using the #StrongerThanWorms hashtag !

spread the word

Let your friends, relatives and colleagues know that you contributed to the elimination of worms in Africa, by using the sample tweets below to spread the world!

No child in #Africa should suffer from worms. Join the #StrongerThanWorms team and play your part to eliminate worm-related conditions by contributing just $1 to say #NoToNTDs!
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I am proud to be a player of the #StrongerThanWorms team! Why? Because I donated to ensure no child in #Africa suffers from worm-related conditions. Join me in saying #NotoNTDs
Sharing IS caring, together, we can be the generation to end worms!
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#NeglectedTropicalDiseases affect the most marginalized communities in #Africa, with worm related diseases putting millions of children at risk. We must end this suffering. Donate $1 here (Insert link here) & join the #StrongerThanWorms team! #NotoNTDs
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ABOUT INTESTINAL WORMS

Soil Transmitted Helminthiasis (intestinal worms) are among the most common infections worldwide, affecting more than 1.5 billion people according to WHO, with Africa, among the most highly burdened regions. They also affect the most deprived and marginalized communities. Over 267 million preschool-age children and over 568 million school age children live in areas where these parasites are widely spread and are in need of preventive treatments globally.

We can pool our resources to allow each person in Africa to live without worms.

Watch Mansoura’s video to learn more about the impact of worms among school age children! ↓

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