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The Story of 2025: Q1

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2025 is off to a great start; So far we have...
  • Hosted a “send off” day in January for our new Hovercraft at Bewl Water.
  • Drilled a new borehole at our main base at Tana, Madagascar.
  • Our Mobile Clinics completed their very first missions and treated over 1000 in just 2 weeks.
  • The new Hovercraft has begun its journey aboard the ship MSC RAVENNA and is due to arrive in Madagascar in Mid-April.
  • 12 Runners completed the Cambridge Half Marathon in March and raised over £13,000!
  • Launched our newly refreshed website.

Our 12 HoverRunners at the Cambridge Half Marathon 2025 – raising over £13,000!
A successful “Send Off” for the new Hovercraft at Bewl Water
The new hovercraft is on its journey to Madagascar aboard MSC RAVENNA
HoverAid took part in a Reforestation event, planting 10 trees
NEW freshly designed website launched
New borehole providing an essential and consistent supply of water at our base.
Our first Medical Safari of the year in Ambatolahy.
632 patients treated.
Our Mobile Clinics on their very first missions

We’re only three months into the year, but it’s already clear:

2025 is shaping up to be a year of impact, innovation, and connection.

Thank you for being part of this journey with us.

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