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£10,000 could help us plant the 6,000 trees needed to create forest corridors in Sainte Luce and provide continued support for the communities that rely on natural resources. This will help conserve endangered lemurs in the area and maintain biodiversity!
£10,000 could help us build a classroom in a community desperately in need; creating a safe space for children to learn the skills and knowledge they need to shape their future. As a Malagasy proverb says, Ny fianarana no lova soa indrindra, education is the best heritage. Find out more about our education programme.
Did you know, in southeast Madagascar, the ratio of pupil to teacher is 57:1? With teachers underpaid and overstretched, it’s vital to support them in any way we can. £10,000 would allow us to build accommodation for two teachers, giving them a secure home in which they can relax and care for their families.
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