Youngsters living at a centre for boys lacking adequate care and protection no longer have to walk long distances in all weathers for water, or risk their health, thanks to Money for Madagascar and your generosity. MfM, in collaboration with Codegaz, and using money donated by our supporters, has ensured the installation of the first permanent water supply system…
Work on the reconstruction of the Akany Avoko Bevalala (ABB) boy’s centre is set to begin soon, after the site has been officially installed. A fire ripped through the centre’s dormitory on Friday 20th September this year, destroying the dormitory where 34 vulnerable boys aged 10-18 had been staying for their protection, care and access to education. Fortunately, the…
Money For Madagascar’s Emergency Appeal Since the devastating fire at the Akany Avoko Bevalala (AAB) boys’ centre on 20th September, we’ve been working tirelessly to provide immediate relief and rebuild what was lost. Here’s an update on our efforts so far: Immediate Response: With the support of our partners, some of the boys have been placed with foster families…
Money For Madagascar’s Emergency Appeal On Friday, September 20th 2024, a devastating fire broke out at the Akany Avoko Bevalala boys’ centre (AAB). This centre is home to 35 vulnerable boys aged 10-18, placed with Akany Avoko for their protection, care and education. The cause of the fire is being carefully investigated. Donate now to our disaster and…
Join Us in Making a Difference for Madagascar’s Wildlife and Vulnerable Children This year, Bradt Guides celebrates its 50th anniversary, and in honour of this milestone, they are hosting a special auction featuring a variety of unique items to support multiple causes. We are thrilled to share that Hilary Bradt, co-founder of Bradt Guides and a Patron of…
The village of Queniborough in Leicestershire came up with a novel way of joining our Tree Twinning Programme by holding a ‘Pianothon’. The aim was to raise funds to protect and restore rainforest in Madagascar through playing music whilst also raising awareness of the threat to trees in Queniborough though a road widening scheme. The community wanted to…
My name is Maria Hall, I am 32 and an Urban and Regional Planning Consultant originally from Dublin, Ireland but now living in Donegal. In my spare time you can find me surfing, hiking or on the local basketball court (pre Covid). My partner of ten years, Gordon, is the son of one of the Trustees and I have…
Covid is now gripping Madagascar. My heart is aching for colleagues and friends that we have lost to Covid in recent weeks and with fear for more we may lose as the covid situation in Madagascar become very frightening . This time it’s not just a financial crisis for households in lockdown it’s a medical crisis. The South African…
We have ambitions to plant 1million trees in Madagascar. Just £5.00 covers the cost to plant, maintain and protect a tree in our projects. Send us a photo of your favourite tree with an ‘I’m a Tree Twin’ sign and we will twin it with one in Madagascar. Donate money to plant trees in our…
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