Under the CASCADED Programme, DASH Foundation supports the distribution and proper use of malaria prevention tools for households with children under five and expectant mothers. This includes promoting the correct use of insecticide-treated mosquito nets and other preventive measures at household level.

Health workers and Village Health Teams educate families on how malaria is transmitted, the importance of sleeping under treated nets every night and keeping living spaces clean to reduce mosquito breeding. By strengthening prevention practices in homes, the programme reduces malaria infection rates among young children and pregnant women.