Research & identify options to supply mosquito nets

Arrow Web Hospital would like to maintain stock of mosquito netting that can be provided to women in the Kayole-Soweto community with children under the age of 5-years. If the hospital can get an initial supply to keep in stock, the hope is that they would be able to add a line item to the budget to purchase replacements for those that are given out each month.
The hospital presently treats around 200 patients per month. Out of these, approximately 75% are women with children under the age of 5 years. The estimated cost for purchasing a treated mosquito net locally is $5 USD.
For this task, we are looking for ideas about how we can establish an initial stock of mosquito nets at the hospital to disperse. April 25, 2009 is World Malaria Day, so it may also be nice to organize local efforts around this event in support of Arrow Web Hospital's efforts to address this need in their community.

Hi all
As Jennifer has mentioned above it is now a raining season and now is like a mosquito time mothers,and their children are asking our doctors that why to we not give nets
on this reason i come here again top ask you volunteers that anybody who can have ideas on how we can get nets to post his/her ideas hear.
looking forward from you
Bram
Hi Volunteer
Just to make you know that we still need your help of the task
hope to here from you
Bram
hi,
do you need volunteer to assist in the training and distribution of bednets?
Hi Chemutal
Yes we still need volunteers to work on this task we still need nets we have not come a cross of any net since this task posted here.
i will more than happy if you can get atleast.
hopping the best
Best wishes
Bram
Bramuel,
Have you worked at all on that application that I sent you in relation to the mosquito nets? I think that might be a good way to go.
Jennifer
Iam ready to work in the project.have you got the nets?
http://www.nothingbutnets.net/nets-save-lives/net-distributions/
Hi Ken
So long i welcome you again to our village
thanks to the link i will check on it
warm regard
Bram
Bramuel recently met a man named Tom, who is an outreach officer on malaria from Sweden and works with different projects around the world. He has been in Kenya for the past 3-weeks. Tom will be visiting Arrow Web Hospital for the next week. Bramuel tells me that he found the hospital website via a Google search. Bramuel also told me that Tom wanted to visit the hospital so that next time he's in Kenya he may be able to offer assistance in relation to malaria related health issues.
Bramuel, I commend you for your strong networking skills and hope to see this visit be the start of a wonderful professional partnership.
Kind regards-
Jennifer
Dear All
The following link may be of help-
MALARIA
Contact Detail- http://www.malariaconsortium.org/page.php?id=
http://www.malariaconsortium.org
Regards,
Sushmita,
India