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Mayotte is in a state of devastation. Following Cyclone Chido, thousands of families have lost their homes, belongings, and, tragically, loved ones. Yet the crisis doesn’t end there. Health risks, already high in this territory plagued by endemic poverty, are now set to skyrocket: infectious diseases, unsanitary conditions, and lack of access to clean water and healthcare. Amidst the rainy season, this disaster places Mayotte’s population in the face of an imminent health crisis.

• Mlezi Maore is Mayotte’s largest non profit organisation, supporting thousands of marginalised people for over 20 years.
• Santé Sud is an international NGO dedicated to ensuring access to health for everyone, working closely with local communities

Your contributions will directly assist the local teams of Mlezi Maore and Santé Sud in supporting the most vulnerable victims of Cyclone Chido. 

Providing direct support to field workers

The field teams have also been directly affected. Yet, they remain on the front lines, committed to assisting the most vulnerable. Your donations will directly support them with housing, access to water, electricity, and other essential needs. 

Mlezi Maore and Santé Sud are part of Groupe SOS. 

Mlezi Maore: Serving the people of Mayotte for over 20 years 

For over two decades, Mlezi Maore has worked at the heart of Mayotte, helping the most vulnerable.

Known for its expertise and commitment, the organisation relies on local teams with a deep understanding of the territory’s realities. Operating in the social, educational, and healthcare sectors, Mlezi Maore offers concrete solutions tailored to the needs of the population. With its close ties to local communities and a solid reputation, Mlezi Maore is a key player in promoting solidarity in Mayotte, dedicated to the well-being and future of its people. 

Santé Sud 

Founded in 1984 by French and African doctors, Santé Sud is an international solidarity NGO operating in six countries in partnership with local non-profit organisations and institutions. Its mission is to improve access to healthcare for the most vulnerable populations. 

The organisation allocates 86% of its resources to programmes aimed at strengthening healthcare human resources, combating medical deserts, and, more broadly, improving healthcare systems and access to medical services.

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