Our clinic project aims to provide accessible, quality healthcare for children and families living in rural Madagascar. Located within the same compound as Perle Orphanage and Eden Park School in Ampefy, the clinic will serve both the children under our care and the surrounding community.

Designed as a 100-square-meter healthcare center, the clinic will include general consultations, nursing care, a small pharmacy, and an observation room. Through this project, we desire to bring practical care, dignity, and hope to those who often have little or no access to medical services.

About the project

Starting point

For years, families in the Ampefy region have faced limited access to healthcare, often traveling long distances to receive basic medical attention. Many children and vulnerable families are unable to afford consultations, treatments, or transportation to medical facilities.

As our orphanage and school continued to grow, the need for a local clinic became increasingly evident. This project was born from a desire to meet urgent healthcare needs within the community and to extend the mission of care we already provide through Perle Orphanage and Eden Park School.

Support from the local community

The clinic project is supported by a growing awareness within the local community of the urgent need for accessible healthcare in the region. There is strong encouragement for the development of a nearby medical center to better serve everyday health needs.

By working closely with local teams and involving the community in the project’s development, we aim to build a clinic that serves people with compassion, dignity, and long-term impact.

Expected results

The construction of the clinic will improve access to essential healthcare services for hundreds of children and families in rural Madagascar. The project is expected to provide:

• Basic and preventive medical care

• Faster access to consultations and treatments

• Improved health monitoring for children

• Reduced travel time and medical costs for families

• Better support for vulnerable individuals and emergencies

• Increased awareness of hygiene and preventive healthcare

Beyond medical care, the clinic will become a place of support, hope, and restoration for the surrounding community.

“Let us not grow weary while doing good, for in due season we shall reap if we do not lose heart.”

– Galatians 6:9