Meeting with AiNA soa team I would like to thank the lovely AiNA soa team in Madagascar for all the inspiration and shared moments. The AiNA soa team is lovely and takes care of everything. They welcome you from the heart and integrate you wonderfully and show the best hospitality you can't even imagine.
A wave of fires in the Capital In Madagascar, it's already summer and it should be raining normally. Unfortunately, the island is not spared by global warming. It's very hot, but it hasn't rained so far This weather is very favourable to the development of fires. It has recently been noted that interventions of
A place to grow AiNA soa is not just a workplace, but a community in which each individual can grow, adapt and embrace new roles. The environment here fosters flexibility and encourages each of us to step beyond our comfort zones. In my last blog, I shared that I worked as an accountant and
These days, especially in my country, Madagascar, most people just focus on the money they can earn from a job and not the job itself. I have seen so many cases of people that hate their work, their co workers, their Boss but who stay on for so many years just because of the
I've been working at AiNA soa for eight years now. The fact that it's not just a place to work, but also a place to learn, has encouraged me to stay. My main job is multimedia and computer maintenance, but I'm also responsible for repairing or installing equipment. I'm convinced that I'm helping the
Anecdote: an inspiring encounter with First Aid One day, during a family meal, I had an experience I’ll never forget. While we were eating, I swallowed a fish bone that got stuck in my throat. Although I could still speak and cough, I felt intense discomfort and pain from the stuck fishbone. Worried, I
A lot of exciting things have happened at AiNA soa over the past few months, we have covered hundreds of kilometers, held many training courses and had the opportunity to present our work in a special setting. Invitation from the Swiss Embassy At the end of 2023, we had the opportunity to meet the
I am pleased to give friends and supporters of AiNA soa an insight into my work here through this blog. My duties include cleaning the house and the kitchen. I support the team by making sure that everything is tidy and clean. I am also often involved in first aid training as an assistant
The Decade of Action for Road Safety 2021-2030 was launched by the United Nations in October 2021 (https://unece.org/second-decade-action). Under the lead of the WHO, a global plan has been drawn up to achieve the ambitious goal of preventing at least 50% of deaths and injuries from road accidents by 2030. This plan targets five
In this blog, I'll explain how Malagasy people generally perceive illness and why AiNA soa exists. In general, people decide to train because they don't know. This is confirmed by the knowledge assessment we carry out before each training course. In 2024, when participants give you answers that date back to the beginning of
