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Introducing Vola…

Introducing Vola…

TASC would like to introduce you to VOLA who is 12 year’s old. Vola has been handicapped since she was born. She can’t stand so she uses a wheelchair. Her mother has been looking for appropriate...

Noro – R.I.P.

Noro – R.I.P.

TASC Madagascar first met Noro in an isolated village of halfway houses we were restoring for homeless families and we were just about to leave when we noticed this hunched up body sitting in the...

Treadle Pumps are up and running!

Two heavy-duty treadle pumps have now been successfully installed and are providing regular irrigation for crops for two villages.  Villagers take turns to man the pumps and provide the water for...

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TASC Madagascar
TASC Madagascar
TASC would like to introduce you to VOLA who is 12 year’s old.
Vola has been handicapped since she was born. She can’t stand so she uses a wheelchair. Her mother has been looking for appropriate treatment for Vola for many years, something like a special massage to help her, but there has not been any improvement. She heard about St Josephs handicapped centre and has registered Vola there. The Sister immediately saw the family’s vulnerability and accepted them to replace Noro to live in her house by the centre.
This year is Vola’s first term at St Joseph’s special school. She started her studies and lives in what used to be Noro’s house since the 18th January 2021.
Although her speech is quite limited, her words are quite clear.
She hasn’t got any brothers or sisters (an older sibling died), and lives with her mother RAHANTAMALALA Nathalie, aged 47. To earn some money her mother sells second-hand clothes. Vola has no father.
She likes playing “kitchen” (pretending to make meals, etc.)
TASC Madagascar
TASC Madagascar
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TASC Madagascar
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TASC’s 2020 newsletter.
TASC Madagascar
TASC Madagascar
Here are some pictures of the new well for 11 homeless families and a poor community in Madagascar.
This well is totally funded by TASC Madagascar and as you'll see some Corona Virus hand washing measures and distancing are in place.
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