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Throughout the entire Millions Against Malaria flight, Ken Evers & Tim Pryse collected footage of their venture so that both the flight itself and the malaria issues discovered along the way could be captured and reflected to those back home. Read more →
Millions Against Malaria launched itself by flying the a GA8-TC Airvan around the world – the first Australian designed and manufactured aircraft to ever circumnavigate the globe. The purpose of this flight was to highlight the devastating effect malaria has on so many people around the globe, and the reason why this flight flew around the world was because malaria is a world-wide problem.
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Millions Against Malaria is currently working alongside Rotarians Against Malaria to provide mosquito nets to the isolated village of Malaumanda in the remote jungle of Papua New Guinea. There are 628 people in this village, and not one of these people have ever had access or potentially even seen a mosquito net. Read more →
Tim Pryse and Ken Evers are honoured to announce that a new member has joined the Millions Against Malaria team. We welcome on board Mouna Sogo from Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea. Mouna’s role will be to assist in identifying malaria hot spots withing PNG so that we can assist the local charities in those areas with medication and supplies to combat the disease in that particular locality.
Millions Against Malaria are proud to launch their new website! Designed and hosted by Bendigo Web Design, this new website highlights a significant change of direction and profile for Millions Against Malaria. With the round-the-world flight completed and now the documentary about this flight also completed, Millions Against Malaria can now focus heavily on malaria projects in Papua New Guinea. The website is thus being changed to being more focused on the projects and becoming more interactive with those who are supporting these projects.
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