Faced with the devastating consequences of the Chido cyclone, followed by the ravages of the Dikeledi storm, which have plunged many districts already abandoned in increased precariousness, GBH joins the NGO Super Novae to strengthen access to care for the most vulnerable populations, with the creation of a mobile clinic.
Super Novae is an NGO engaged in crisis areas to improve health access, to education and employment, With a particular focus on youth. The mobile clinic project is part of the 2 million euros solidarity fund launched by GBH to support Mayotte. It completes the 250 tonnes of food donations and equipment sent from the first days after the cyclone. Each day, This mobile clinic will crisscross the most remote sectors to offer free consultations, basic necessities, The management of acute pathologies and light injuries, treatment of simple emergencies and screening actions. In a month, up to 2,500 people can be treated - a real contribution for the inhabitants, but also for local hospital structures, always under tension. Encouraged by the Regional Health Agency (ARS), This mission is part of a collective dynamic at the service of the most vulnerable. Integrated into a set of local initiatives already at work, It aims to strengthen the presence of essential services at the heart of the most precarious districts. By associating this project, GBH reaffirms its commitment to solidarity, Health for all and the sustainable reconstruction of Mayotte.
