"Clothing and food distribution"

Because of the understanding that raising children with IMOC (Cerebral Motor Disability, or Infirmité Motrice d’Origine Cérébrale) is difficult, we took part in providing support for them at the Maison de la Charité in Ambanidia, in order to make their care, even just a little, easier
The project was carried out in Ambanidia. We met with the center that specifically cares for people with disabilities and also coordinated with the local community authorities (fokontany). The students and supervisors, as well as the president and the regional committee members where we are based, were asked to collect clothes that were no longer in use. Everyone was asked to prepare cleaning materials such as brooms, dustpans, hoes, and other necessary tools.
We can always help one another at any time. There is no need to wait for something big or to do something complicated in order to accomplish something good and meaningful. Unity and working together toward a common goal lead more effectively to success. However, despite the many awareness campaigns that were carried out, it would have been better to use various communication channels so that everyone could receive more detailed information.
Started Ended
Number of participants
150
Service hours
1800
Beneficiaries
50
Location
Madagascar
Topics
Civic engagement

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