years of grassroots work

“Generosity consists not of the sum given, but the manner in which it is bestowed” — a philosophy IMPF has lived since 2005

The Infanta Malaria Prevention Foundation (IMPF) is a Ghanaian women-led non-profit founded in February 2005, uniting members from Ghana and beyond around one goal: combatting malaria through collaboration with leading researchers and through educational and social projects reaching both urban and rural communities across Ghana.

Trusted Across Ghana

Backed by partnerships with health institutions and community leaders nationwide.

Built On Local Impact

Every program is shaped by the real needs of the communities we serve.

Community Reach

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Mrs. Rebecca Akufo-Addo

Chair Lady & Co Founder

Our Team

The Problem

Malaria is preventable and treatable — yet it continues to cripple Ghana. In remote villages, treatment can cost more than a family earns in a month, so even subsidized care goes unused when it isn't free.

The Approach

IMPF bridges the gap between poverty and malaria prevention, bringing lifesaving messaging and materials to underserved communities across Ghana while tirelessly working to make testing and treatment completely free for every family.

Track Record

So far, we have distributed thousands of insecticide-treated nets, invested in larvicide spraying across communities, and delivered free malaria testing, treatment, and education to families throughout urban and rural Ghana for over a decade.

Looking Ahead

We're developing a Mobile Clinic — funded by donors and fundraising — to reach every village in Ghana with free testing, treatment, and education. Village by village, we're working toward one goal: zero deaths and illnesses from malaria.