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02/10/2025

In 2025, we’re gearing up for transformative growth and expanded impact across Madagascar. Our plans include 10 medical safaris to eight locations, the launch of a new mobile clinic program, and expanded hygiene and clean water initiatives. We’ll also be commissioning a new hovercraft, refurbishing our bases, and building partnerships with other organisations to support critical missions.

11/04/2024

Our second Medical Safari of 2024 to Marolambo a involved a range of complex cases. Community ties were strengthened, with the Health Ministry’s support paving the way for future visits.

10/22/2024

HoverAid continues its vital work in remote Madagascar, making significant strides in medical missions and water & sanitation projects.

10/16/2024

The medical mission to Ambatolahy involved overcoming delays, a long journey, and logistical challenges, as the team treated cases like hypertension and appendicitis for patients who travelled over 100 km, all while contending with heat and a water shortage.

10/16/2024

The medical mission to Ankavandra faced extreme heat, insecurity from nightly bandit gunfire, and a harrowing surgery to save a gunshot victim, yet the team successfully treated numerous patients and showcased their work to visiting partners in this remote area.

10/07/2024

Emily’s journey to Madagascar was filled with challenges, unforgettable moments, and impactful experiences. From testing the River Rover 403 and hovering gracefully over lily pads in the Vortex 5 hovercraft to joining a critical medical mission in Ankavandra, Emily exemplified dedication and heart. Her story reminds us that volunteers are the lifeblood of HoverAid's work, helping us bring essential care to the most remote corners of Madagascar.

08/24/2024

A new site for the medical safari this year! A village completely isolated during rainy seasons. A total of 1,029 patients seen.

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