Helplines in Madagascar

Toll-free helpline for reporting gender-based violence, provided by the Ministry of Population, Social Protection and Promotion of Women. Mentioned in UN documents alongside 147 as a toll-free line for reporting violence.

Free 24/7 child protection helpline for reporting cases of mistreatment, violence, abuse and exploitation against children in Madagascar. Operated by Arozaza with support from UNICEF and the Ministry of Population, Social Protection and Promotion of Women.

International online reporting portal for child sexual abuse imagery and content online. Free, anonymous reporting service accessible from Madagascar. Reports are reviewed and referred to appropriate law enforcement and content removal services globally.

National emergency numbers for police, ambulance, and fire services in Madagascar. Use for immediate life-threatening emergencies requiring police, medical, or fire response.

Toll-free national hotline for reporting violence against women, rape, and gender-based violence in Madagascar. Experienced over 3,000 calls within the first month of operation, providing support and reporting services for survivors.

Network of free centers across Madagascar providing integrated medical, psychosocial, and judicial care for child victims of sexual violence. Operated with UNICEF support and KOICA financing. Six centers operational: Antananarivo (2015), Toamasina (2016), Mahajanga, Nosy Be (2017), Toliary, and Fort-Dauphin. Over 5,000 children supported since 2015.

Madagascan association working to combat HIV, reduce harms associated with drug use, and protect human rights and gender equality. Works with vulnerable groups including people who inject drugs, people in prison, and women who are victims of violence. Founded in 1996.

Network of approximately 50 organizations providing shelters and support services for victims of domestic violence in Madagascar. Includes the Association FITIA and operates across 12 regions. Provides shelter, counseling, and support to survivors of gender-based violence.

Youth movement fighting gender-based violence and rape culture in Madagascar through awareness campaigns, art, education, and direct support to survivors. Provides support services including therapy through sports programs, training on GBV in schools and workplaces, and assistance for victims transitioning from victim to survivor status.

Integrated social and health program for young women and newborns in vulnerable situations in Ambanja, northern Madagascar. Provides pre/post-natal care through telemedicine, psychological and legal support, social inclusion programs, educational activities, and support for women and children who are victims of violence.