More than 200 people gathered for a celebration of children’s talent, potential and rights, in honour of Madagascar’s Children’s Month. buff.ly/60vTZIh

Malagasy president Andry Rajoelina is today (Monday 30 June 2025) in Paris to meet French president Emmanul Macron, and begin talks regarding the status of the Scattered Islands (Iles Eparses). buff.ly/ajTSEBX

A Money for Madagascar-sponsored education programme is changing the lives not only of children, but their parents too. Meet Elina… buff.ly/pKHMqKO

Youngsters from two Money for Madagascar-backed children’s centres got their hands dirty – literally – as they learnt to create an eco-friendly fuel. It was mucky work, but fun. It helps the youngsters protect the Malagasy forests. Find out more: buff.ly/q8xWdLB

Our partner Mitsinjo Foundation has been using funds from Balcombe Trust, and foundations laid with Money for Madagascar to help Malagasy people increase ecological resilience, improve their livelihoods, and build resilience to climate catastrophe. buff.ly/gRbnL1M

Huge congratulations from us to the children at the AAA and AAB children's centres for their excellent results in their CEPE and BEPC school examinations! buff.ly/q8xWdLB

The Malagasy government's takeover of a state-of-the art polio laboratory is a symbol of Madagascar’s ability to respond for itself, and the importance of international collaboration and action. (Pic UNICEF/UNI591704/Ramasomanana) buff.ly/KDeWLoT

Forty-eight Muslim women are changing and improving their and their family’s lives – and feeling included in their community for the first time, thanks to their work and a project MfM is engaged in. buff.ly/HiryjV4

Thousands of Malagasy youngsters we work with and for have achieved remarkable results in their school exams. buff.ly/XnE5Kfh

A celebration of Malagasy organisation SAF FJKM Melaky’s 35th birthday – and the 20th anniversary of its ongoing partnership with Money for Madagascar – has highlighted the ways in which trust is building better lives across a region. buff.ly/UYDsYxx

We at Money for Madagascar have signed the Women’s Earth & Climate Action Network (WECAN) Call to Action, demanding governments and financial institutions ensure they meet the Paris Agreement goal of keeping long-term global warming below 1.5°C. buff.ly/25D6o7d

Our partners the AAB centre have entered a new era, appointing Ratsimanirimanana Tiana Tsanta as its new director. buff.ly/qch2548

Two reports focus on the shocking physical and mental impact of climate change on Madagascar and its people. We are already here, working with and for Malagasy people. But we call on the world to take notice and act now. Please share and support our call. buff.ly/3znMcPv

The Southern African Development Community has set an ambitious target for the region. We welcome its ambition, but stress that all parties must remember that development must be in cooperation, not competition, with the environment upon which we all rely. buff.ly/MtV8kk5

A visit from Japan has given current and former participants in courses run by an MfM partner Akany Hosina, the chance to share their experiences, and the effects of the centre on their lives: buff.ly/5u1XTUR