Our project partners

AMADESE aims to achieve harmonious and sustainable development in Madagascar, based on the responsible use of natural resources and the mobilisation of the entire population and all stakeholders.

The NGO network MAD’AIDS provides help and support to people living with HIV, through care, moral support and prevention services. Its aim is to respond to all those affected by HIV through advocacy activities, improving the skills of its members and planning development recommendations with the various partners.

The Association des Médecins Communautaires de Madagascar (AMC-MAD) was set up in 1997 with the support of the NGO Santé Sud to encourage the establishment of Community General Practitioners (MGCs) in rural areas. For over 5 years, AMC-MAD has benefited from technical, logistical and financial support. It is continuing to monitor the MGCs already in place and is helping new doctors to set up in rural areas.

The Ministry of Public Health aims to ensure the physical, mental and social well-being of the population. It is present at all levels, from the capital of the Big Island to the remotest parts of the country, insofar as access to quality care is a priority for the Malagasy Government.

The aim of the World Francophone Digital University is to provide the widest possible access to healthcare knowledge by putting free training courses online, mainly in French, accessible to professionals from all countries, particularly those working in developing countries.

Since its creation in February 1998, the Association de l’Enfance Handicapée (AEH) has been working to facilitate the socio-economic and political participation of people with disabilities, through support for the education and schooling of children, accompaniment and socio-economic integration, as well as the mobilisation of stakeholders and advocacy for the promotion of rights in the Souss Massa region.

The LDDF-INJAD Network against Gender Violence, a member of the Fédération des Ligues des Droits des Femmes, fights against gender violence by offering care services to survivors and by raising awareness and advocating for equality between women and men.

The Tensift Region Development Centre (CDRT) is an NGO created in 1998. Throughout the years of its existence, it has been and remains an organised framework for initiatives, a forum for reflection and support for regional development policies and the evaluation of public policies in the Marrakech Safi region.co

BEITY is a not-for-profit organisation whose aim is to use every means possible to combat discrimination, gender-based violence and the economic and social vulnerability of women. Beity combines solidarity actions on the ground with mobilisation/advocacy for equal rights and opportunities and the promotion of universal human rights.

The TAWHIDA group is an NGO, made up of scientists, experts and activists working primarily to fight for sexual and reproductive rights, against gender-based discrimination, including violence, and to reduce morbidity and mortality among women.

Health & Psychology is a Tunisian association founded in 2015. It works in the field of psychosocial action and the defence of human rights. Its mission is to develop alternatives to institutional care, support parenthood, make mental health services more accessible to the most vulnerable and provide technical support to professionals and institutions working in the social field.

Created in 2014, the Petite-Terre Community of Communes comprises 2 communes: Pamandzi and Labattoir, covering an area of almost 12 km².

ACFAV France Victimes 976 was set up in 1986 with the aim of promoting women in Mauritania and gaining recognition for their rights in order to gain a better understanding of their social and economic environment. It is very involved in social action for people, particularly victims.

As part of the Popular Education movement, the association develops and gives people the power to influence their environment and their lives. It is a space for exchange, networking and support, for reflection and action, open to all.

The French Red Cross is a French humanitarian aid organisation whose aim is to help people in difficulty in France and abroad. It works to protect and unconditionally lift up people in vulnerable situations and build their resilience with them.

Created in 2016 from the merger of TOIOUSSI and TAMA, the association is a committed player in the social and medico-social sectors. It works in the fields of disability, youth, solidarity, social life and integration. Like Santé Sud, it is a member of the SOS Group.

Nariké M’Sada is the only association specifically dedicated to the fight against AIDS in Mayotte. It fights for the social and legal rights of people living with HIV and carries out prevention and support initiatives for people living with HIV.

The REseau DIABète (YLANG 976) Mayotte is an association set up in 2010 to structure the fight against diabetes in Mayotte. It provides care tailored to patients’ needs in terms of health education, prevention, diagnosis and treatment.

Répéma is made up of users and professionals from a range of specialities (gynaecology, obstetrics, paediatrics, etc.), whose mission is to offer the people of Mayotte a coordinated and graduated range of healthcare services, and to improve and enhance the quality and safety of perinatal care.

SOLIDARITÉS INTERNATIONAL is a humanitarian aid organisation that has been involved in conflicts and natural disasters for over 40 years. Its aim is to provide the humanitarian aid needed by populations in crisis.

The Mauritanian Ministry of Health is responsible for managing and developing the health system through initiatives focused on improving equitable access to care, strengthening health infrastructure, governance and human resources training. It also steers the implementation of the National Health Development Plan (PNDS), which aims to achieve universal health coverage by 2030, improve the quality of care, and integrate multi-sectoral approaches to meet public health challenges.

Created in 1999, the association works in the fields of training peer educators, popularising messages, producing support materials, building the capacity of grassroots community organisations (CBOs) and promoting youth on the themes of health, education, personal development, gender, human rights and good governance.

Fraternité Médicale Guinée is a non-profit organisation working independently of religious and political powers, without distinction as to gender, race or ethnic group. Its main aim is to provide medical and social assistance to vulnerable sections of the population.