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The aim is to evaluate the effectiveness of CHW training programmes in preventing malaria among children in South African villages.

March 1, 2026Open Access

Community Health Workers' Training Programmes in Preventing Malaria Among Children: An Analytical Review of South African Villages' Experiences,

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Qualitative analysis reveals that CHW training boosts malaria prevention in children, highlighting community support's importance.

The aim is to evaluate the effectiveness of CHW training programmes in preventing malaria among children in South African villages.
Conducted qualitative interviews with CHWs, village leaders, and health officials.
Analyzed experiences from four South African villages with implemented CHW training programmes.
Assessed changes in insecticide-treated bed net usage among families.
Over 75% of households adopted insecticide-treated bed nets after training.
Effectiveness of programmes varied across villages based on local health services.
Robust community involvement enhanced the success of malaria prevention efforts.

Nkosi et al. (2004) studied this question.

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