Nowhere to Hide is our latest awareness campaign showing how we’ve got malaria on the run and need your help to keep up the momentum. It shares good news: Global efforts to fight malaria are already saving over 485 children’s lives every day.

It features a wily malaria-carrying anopheles mosquito hiding behind a series of seasonal disguises. Mozzy Santa was the first advert to run in donated advertising space in the run up to Christmas. Spring 2012 sees the introduction of the Mozzy Bunny ad, right on time for the the build up to Valentines Day celebrations. There will be a third and final Classic Disguise ad which will go live for World Malaria Day on 25 April.

Nowhere To Hide has been created on a shoestring of goodwill thanks to the generous time and talent provided at low or no cost from creative agency Kindred, award winning wildlife photographer David Maitland and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine whose state of the art Malaria Centre provided mosquitoes and a setting for the shoot. Maitland, a well seasoned insect photographer says: “I’ve travelled in many tropical climates, been bitten by mosquitoes and seen the impact of malaria. It’s a truly awful disease and I’m proud to do my bit to help support such an important cause.”

Nowhere To Hide ads are running in donated ad space. If you would like to offer us some exposure online, in print or broadcast media please get in touch!

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