News
23/03/2026
Fundraising is at the heart of everything we do at HoverAid. From running marathons to hosting bake sales, every pound raised helps us reach some of the most remote communities in Madagascar with life-saving medical care. It is the dedication, creativity and generosity of our supporters that enables us to continue this vital work - and we are constantly inspired by the incredible ways people choose to get involved.
08/03/2026
January marked a busy start to the year for HoverAid Madagascar’s Mobile Medical Clinic (MMC) teams, delivering vital healthcare to remote communities despite challenging rainy-season conditions. During the month, the team operated clinics across four villages, bringing medical care directly to people who often have little or no access to healthcare services.
30/01/2026
Following our successful Giving Tuesday campaign in December, which raised £17,000 , we’re sharing an update on how your support is making a difference. This post looks back at progress made through our 2025 WASH programme in Volambita and Soatana, Madagascar, and the lasting improvements already underway.
28/11/2025
Outlining how our Community Health Programme (CHP) brings clean water, safe sanitation and good hygiene to remote river-communities in Madagascar. With the deployment of our hovercraft FAITH, we can reach villages along rivers such as the Mangoky and Makay — delivering water wells, hand-washing stations and hygiene training. Please support and DONATE to help expand this vital work.
21/10/2025
🌍 We were delighted to welcome Doreen, our Madagascar Country Director, to the UK this month! 🇬🇧🇲🇬 We were delighted to welcome Doreen, our Madagascar Country Director, to the UK this month for an inspiring week of connection, collaboration, and sharing the incredible impact of HoverAid’s work in Madagascar. 🌍💙
16/09/2025
In September 2025, HoverAid’s Medical Mission Safari team travelled to Marolambo, where they treated 671 patients through surgery, dentistry, ophthalmology, ultrasound, and consultations — including a life-saving caesarean section that ensured both mother and baby survived. The mission was marked by strong collaboration with local hospital staff and brought vital medical care to people who had travelled from far and wide.