Small Steps for Africa is a U.K. registered charity working to support access to health and education across Africa - currently working in Madagascar 🇲🇬
Joined May 2015
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Today on #IWD24, @UKinMadagascar are excited to launch the 2024 Ambassador for a Day competition in Madagascar for 14-18 yo girls to win an all-expenses paid chance to live life as an Ambassador for one day.
Watch this video to find out more information.
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We are proud of our partnership with Small Steps for Africa and Ankizy Gasy in Madagascar - including work done to identify barriers for accessing essential diagnostics, and map routes for reform: matahari.global/wp-content/u…
The report details our fantastic programme work with Ankizy Gasy, Akany Avoko Ambohidratimo & Faravohitra, as well as our new partnership with @MatahariGlobal 🤝
It also covers the launch of our new health worker programme and future strategic plans!
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DEADLINE for our three inspiring new roles is TOMORROW.
Don't forget! Get applying now: buff.ly/47gX7Bh
#charityjob #thirdsector #remote #hybrid #malagasyanglo #anglomalagasy
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Les élections se veulent de plus en plus inclusives et innovantes en mettant à la disposition des personnes malvoyantes des outils en braille leur permettant de voter sans accompagnement dans l’isoloir.
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Build it and they will come - with all the public health benefits that entails! Also in Madagascar, we’ve see first hand @smallsteps_2015 that access to bikes in semi rural and rural areas = access to healthcare, education and employment.
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I’d urge everyone, if they possibly can, to support this amazing, volunteer run charity. £14/month helps a child with books & learning materials, and two meals a day 👏👏👏 – at Brighton, England
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This is so very much needed.
This week, I will lead a high-level mission to Madagascar. The COVID-19 Vaccine Delivery Partnership team will meet with @SE_Rajoelina @PresidenceMad, Government officials, key partners & stakeholders to support the acceleration of #COVID19 vaccination.
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A new study of Mapping Access Gaps in #COVID19 in 13 countries shows that poor planning on #oxygen & lack of investment in maintenance of existing O2 plants & concentrators remains ⤵️
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#ACTogether #InvestInEquity #EveryBreathCounts
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🚲 BIKES CHANGING LIVES IN MADAGASCAR 🇲🇬
Who remembers me sharing the story of Faniry, the student supported by @smallsteps_2015, who has to walk 2 hrs/day to & from her village to get the bus to university?
Today, we delivered her bike! Look at that smile 😃
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One thing I am particularly proud of in working on this report is that we were able to provide so much local and community insight via our local consultants and community-based organizations that have been the heart of #health and #HumanRights advocacy for so long.
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📣Le ministère de la communication & culture 🇲🇬 & @UKinMadagascar 🇬🇧 vous invitent à visiter l'exposition photo unique: " @UKinMadagascar: #SeeThingsDifferently" du mardi 30 août après-midi au vendredi 09 sept matin à Trano Sary Ambohidahy.
🚨Save the #GREAT date 👇📅
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Thanks to local partners Ankizy Gasy & @smallsteps_2015 (Madagascar), @CosamedD (DRC) and Adeyemi Adeitan (Nigeria) - who went into rural communities to understand just what the key gaps were, and who presented at our roundtable today.
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Glad to see the work of Ankizy Gasy & the Akany Avoko centre to help underprivileged children in Ambohidratimo, supported by 🇬🇧 charities @smallsteps_2015 & @MFMadagascar.
Inspiring to meet some of the kids, younger & older, who benefit from the generosity of people in 🇬🇧 & 🇵🇱.
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A pleasure to meet you, too, @charlie_baker23 and hear about the work @smallsteps_2015 🇬🇧 is doing to support some really deprived 🇲🇬children to have better opportunities.
Today, SSFA Director @charlie_baker23 had the great pleasure of meeting the British Ambassador to Madagascar @Davidwillashley 🇬🇧
They discussed the work of SSFA and the challenges facing Madagascar post-COVID 🇲🇬
We look forward to showing the Ambassador our work on the ground!
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My NGO @smallsteps_2015 is trying to support the families in our programmes in tangible ways, with winter blankets, warm clothes and helping them with income-generating projects. But we will increasingly need to turn our focus to climate resilience.
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📢 Join our @TwitterSpaces tomorrow @ 14:00 CET to discuss the humanitarian situation in #Madagascar with partners on the ground.
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The right to survive.
The right to family.
The right to health.
The right to education.
The right to safety.
The right to play.
The right to culture.
Climate change is a serious threat to children’s rights. We must take #ClimateAction now. #ForEveryChild
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Our partners Akany Avoko Faravohitra centre for vulnerable girls in Tana has suffered a landslide - their retaining wall has gone and the foundations are now at risk. We are working to help them assess the damage and see what can be done.
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⏰ON THIS DAY...⏰
In 2019 SSFA became an officially registered charity with the UK Charity Commission! 🎉
Three years on and we are continuing to grow! Thanks to our fantastic supporters & partners in Madagascar, we are helping so many children to access education & healthcare.
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Want to know more? Please get in touch … or spread the word to friends interested in #conservation & #development in #Africa / #Madagascar.
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