When AiNA soa was born in Madagascar in 2013, one principle stood out from the very beginning: the commitment to live and work with a thrifty mindset. This discipline has been a cornerstone of our longevity and growth up to today. For me personally, one of the greatest lessons I have learned through this
My story began in 1997 with the discovery of music. It was then that I found the drums. Quickly, the instrument became more than just a hobby; it turned into a form of expression and a way to share my faith. This passion even took me to France. Today, I'm proud to see my
A Preventable Tragedy Last June was a particularly difficult time for us in Madagascar. Dozens of lives were lost across the country, with the death toll now exceeding 40. In every location, the suspected cause was food poisoning or a mass foodborne illness, though the authorities have been reluctant to confirm this. Food poisoning
Tupac Shakur, an American rapper, once said: “I’m not saying I’m going to change the world, but I guarantee that I will spark the brain that will change the world.” There are countless ways to interpret this quote, but for me, it perfectly captures the importance of sharing knowledge and being a positive role
Madagascar: A Country Both Rich and Poor According to the World Bank, Madagascar is one of the ten poorest countries in the world. In 2023, almost 75% of the population was living on less than $2.15 per day — the threshold for extreme poverty. In rural areas, the situation is even more critical.(1)
My name is Ammie, and I joined the AiNA soa team in February 2025. These first two months have been marked by a period of discovery and adaptation. Today, I'm happy to share my journey of integration into the team. My integration into AiNA soa: a warm welcome Before joining this organisation,
Empowering for Change: The Power of a Mindset Our motto, “Empowering for Change,” reminds me every day that real change starts from within. To support my team and support our mission, I realized that a positive and motivating work environment was essential. Planning and team management are not just administrative tasks; they allow everyone
The year 2024 was characterized by many enriching assignments for AiNA soa, including my first trip as an assistant trainer to Manakara, which remains an unforgettable experience for me. In October, I had the opportunity to support the medical team on a mission in the south-eastern region of Madagascar, outside the capital Antananarivo. Manakara
My Best Wishes for 2025 At the beginning of this year, I would like to extend my best wishes to everyone who supports our organization: our board of directors, my dedicated team, and our valued partners, both public and private. May this new year bring success, health, and achievements to all. Renewed Energy and
As the year comes to a close, I take a moment with gratitude and humility to reflect on our journey. This year has been marked by significant achievements and valuable lessons that will continue to shape the future of our organization. My Journey: From Trainer to Leader At the start of the year, I
