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Help the poor lift their heads
We are a non-profit charitable organization that was created to energize and encourage donations from all over the world with the aim of supporting actions such as those of Father Pedro Opeka and his association Akamasoa, but also Father Emeric Amyot d’Inville and his association Foyer de Tonjomoha as well as Father Faratsely Gaston and the Sisters of Charity.
Father Pedro Opeka and the Akamasoa association:
Help without assisting
Convinced that lasting help cannot be provided only from the outside, and that it is the change of the human person by getting them out of their old habits that must be operated: Akamasoa wishes to help without assisting.
Father Emeric and the Association Foyer de Tonjomoha:
Everyone is welcome
Located on the southeast coast of Madagascar, the Foyer de Tanjomoha was created in 1986 by Father Vincent Carme with the aim of welcoming young people with physical disabilities to treat their handicap and give them vocational training.
Father Faratsely Gaston and the Charity Sisters:
Help without assisting
We have been supporting Father Faratsely Gaston Provincial Visitor as well as the Sisters of Charity in the Great South of Madagascar since 2022. This association works with more than 75,000 people in an “extreme survival situation”
Grâce à vous, c'est déjà :
Houses built
Villages created
Sports field
Brick houses
Children planted more than 20,000 new trees in their free time in 2018.
More
people have gone through our health centers and been helped since 1989
More
people now live in these villages.
Help us to help them
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Education
The education system is one of the pillars of the Association. Any new family settled in AKAMASOA has the obligation to send their children to school in the various structures of the Association.
Work
From the beginning, work was the indispensable condition for getting out of the hell of the streets; it has not changed.
A job in a career, very hard, but worthy.
Health
Allowing access to care for the poor is one of the initial objectives of the association. AKAMASOA's largest healthcare center is located in Manantenasoa.
Reforestation
Every year thousands of trees are planted, and systematically around our villages, by schoolchildren, during the rainy season and are maintained during the dry season.
Father Pedro and his Humanitarian Association Akamasoa
Why Pedro Opeka who helped over 300,000 of the poorest of the poor and his Humanitarian Association Akamasoa Deserve Nobel Prize for Peace, 2013 A letter to his potential supporters and nominators By Edward Gobetz, Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Sociology, KSU December...
