Following Cyclone Gezani, the Ambohimalaza-France association has strengthened its humanitarian and social initiatives this year in support of children from the most vulnerable families in schools it accompanies in Toamasina. Supervised by Fara Rajaonarisoa and driven by Thierry Ramaherison, these initiatives aim to ease the financial burden of schooling and provide material and moral support to the most disadvantaged children. Committed to serving the major economic city, the association seeks to contribute year after year to preserving educational opportunities for children facing social and economic difficulties. These efforts have also benefited from the involvement of Mickaelys Kamy Ndiamahazo, a journalist dedicated to sustainable development in Toamasina. His commitment strengthens this dynamic of solidarity serving the most vulnerable families in the Grand Port city.