Doctors for Madagascar

Doctors for Madagascar works alongside communities, health authorities and partners to improve access to quality healthcare across Madagascar. From prevention and community outreach to clinical care and stronger health facilities, our teams turn shared commitment into sustainable action—bringing essential services closer to people who are too often left behind.

Maternal and Child Health Project

Every mother and every child deserves timely, safe and respectful healthcare. Through the Maternal and Child Health Project, Doctors for Madagascar strengthens health workers, facilities, referral systems and community awareness, helping families access essential services before, during and after pregnancy, even in Madagascar’s most remote and underserved communities.

Fight against communicable diseases

Tuberculosis is preventable and curable, yet distance, stigma and limited access to diagnosis continue to put lives at risk. Through MirayTB, Doctors for Madagascar supports awareness, community-based screening, referral, diagnosis and treatment, working with health authorities to ensure that every person affected can receive the care they need.

Vaccination

No child should be deprived of lifesaving vaccines because of where they live. Through SOAMEVA, Doctors for Madagascar worked with communities and health authorities to identify and reach zero-dose and under-immunised children, strengthening local vaccination systems and creating lasting tools to ensure that fewer children remain invisible or unprotected.

Fight against non-communicable diseases

Stroke can change a life in an instant, but prevention, rapid care and rehabilitation can transform outcomes. Through MAFY, Doctors for Madagascar strengthens awareness, health-worker capacities and referral pathways, supporting a more coordinated response that helps prevent strokes, improve emergency care and accompany survivors throughout their recovery.

Construction and Solar Electrification

Quality healthcare requires safe, functional and reliable facilities. Doctors for Madagascar supports the construction, rehabilitation and solar electrification of health centres, improving working conditions for health professionals and enabling communities to access essential services in better-equipped environments, including in areas where electricity and adequate infrastructure remain major challenges.

Financial inclusion

Healthcare should not force families to choose between treatment and financial security. Through TIA LONGO, Doctors for Madagascar develops practical solutions that reduce financial barriers to care, including health savings, transport support, transparent pricing and assistance with medical costs—helping vulnerable households access essential services with greater dignity and confidence.