The Society for Family Health (SFH) has said it reached millions of Nigerians across seven states during the 2025 integrated Insecticide-Treated Net (ITN) and Seasonal Malaria Chemoprevention (SMC) campaigns, providing protection against malaria for both households and vulnerable children. The organisation said the 2025 campaign adopted an integrated delivery model, combining mass ITN distribution with SMC, to improve efficiency and expand population-level protection during the peak malaria transmission season. The integrated model, which was rolled out at scale in 2025, aligns with national malaria control strategies and World Health Organisation (WHO) recommendations for seasonal malaria prevention, according to SFH. Capacity building and innovationBeyond service delivery, SFH said the campaign focused on strengthening state health systems through training and digital innovation. Looking aheadSFH said the 2025 integrated ITN and SMC campaign represents a major step towards reducing malaria burden in high-risk states, particularly among children under five years.