Project Madagascar

End of financial year is coming! There’s still time to make a tax-deductible donation to Project Madagascar to help educate young people, and bump up your own tax return for the year. Jump online to our Partner page to donate today.

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In good news, we’ve now received all the funds needed to build our final infrastructure project - the Trade and Arts Centre. Located at the Anosibe CLC, the centre will be a shared space for both schools to help train senior students in skills and crafts, equipping them for life after graduation. Now it’s on to plans and permits!

Our socials have been quiet but our schools have been busy as normal. Educating over 700 students each week, providing 100+ meals to students who need nutritional support, preparing for national exams - there’s always something to do! Your ongoing support makes a big difference.

On behalf of the Project, we wish you and your loved ones a very special and Merry Christmas! We will be taking a break from socials over the holidays and look forward to journeying with you for more amazing project work in 2026!

Christmas is coming! 🎄 This year, we’re hitting pause on the A Gift to Give campaign as we continue to scope out Phase Two. If you’d like to still donate to the project for the Christmas season, jump on the website and head to the ‘Partner’ page.

A truly memorable time for our team! Significant conversations, milestone celebrations and special moments with the students, staff and CLC Leadership. Most of the group fly home today, with the COO heading back a few days after, and they will carry a piece of Madagascar and its people in their hearts! Until next trek 🇲🇬

Happy 20 year anniversary CLC Anosibe! Too many photos and videos to post but hopefully these ones convey some of what the team felt in the room today. Hearts full of gratitude, joy and anticipation for their future, all made possible by the grave of God and the hard work of all those involved with the CLCs. To many more years!

Time to party! The team had the privilege to attend the 15 year anniversary celebration of CLC Itaosy yesterday. Important dignitaries included the Mayor of Itaosy, delegates from the Ministry of Education and a representative of the National Assemblee de Dieu in Madagascar. But the stars of the day were of course the young people, including the last four years of graduates. Just amazing to see the fruit of their labour and the project’s partnership!

A warm welcome by the students and a full day of important conversations with a legal advocate about setting up an ONG (NGO in Australia) to protect the curriculum. This is one of the key pillars of Phase Two that officially launched this month. Celebrations tomorrow!

The whole reason the project exists. The children! The team visited both schools yesterday, dropping into classrooms to bring greetings from Australia and share a bit about themselves. Definitely a highlight of the trip!