The Stop Superbugs Network is a growing collective of community projects across sub-Saharan Africa.

While each project is different, they all aim to provide the knowledge, skills and tools needed to help stop superbugs in their local community

Superbugs contribute to more than 5million deaths each year. Sub-Saharan Africa has the highest number of superbugs-related deaths in the world. That’s why we set up the Stop Superbugs Network. By supporting community projects across sub-Saharan Africa, we aim to educate the next generation about superbugs, prevent infection and inspire others to get involved.

Currently we support work in nine African countries, including: Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya, Rwanda, Nigeria, Liberia, Burkina Faso, Benin and Zimbabwe.

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We’re providing training and support to these projects

But soon we hope to be able to provide financial support, too. If you would like to help raise funds, or offer support as a mentor, leave your details below and we’ll back to you with more details about how you can support their life-changing work:

Currently, we’re providing training and support to these projects, but soon we hope to be able to provide financial support, too.

If you would like to help raise funds, or offer support as a mentor, leave your details and we’ll back to you with more details about how you can support their life-changing work: