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Human Health

Posted on: 06-1-2011 Posted in: Projects

 
 
 
Mitsinjo works with approximately 400 households to raise awareness and educate on issues like malaria, HIV/AIDS, and family planning.

 
 
 
 
 
 


 
 
Using funds generated from ecotourism, we are able to distribute essential items like mosquito nets and condoms. Additionally, we’ve provided clean drinking water and installed new toilets connected to septic systems. We are currently constructing a health clinic in the Torotorofotsy area.

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