To mark International Women's Day, the Capable Generations Movement (MGC) has chosen to place solidarity at the heart of its actions. On March 8, 2026, a delegation from the National Commission of Capable Women (CNFC) visited the Anono hospital to provide concrete support to families in need.

An outpouring of generosity for 28 families

Under the leadership of Ms. N'Guessan Lou Estelle , Deputy National Coordinator of the CNFC, the activists transformed this day of celebration into a true act of compassion. In total, 28 newborns and their mothers benefited from the movement's attention.

1. 15 complete kits were given to mothers for the care of their infants.
2. Thirteen financial envelopes were distributed to parents of hospitalized children to help cover healthcare costs.

Solidarity, a pillar of Simone Ehivet Gbagbo's vision

For Ms. Adjemian Rachelle , in charge of social affairs at the CNFC, this gesture is not an isolated act. It is directly in line with the philosophy of the party's president, Dr. Simone Ehivet Gbagbo , who advocates values of love and sharing.

"Our political commitment is not limited to ideas; it is embodied in solidarity and closeness with our fellow citizens," she reminded during her speech.

A warm welcome from the medical staff

The chairman of the board of directors of the health center, Mr. Ahouaka Blaise , and the facility's manager, Ms. Daigni Kamagaté Kadidjatou , expressed their profound gratitude. For the hospital's management, this type of initiative directly alleviates the burden of healthcare expenses for the most vulnerable families.

The day concluded with a moment of conviviality and sharing between the activists, the healthcare staff and the families, immortalized by a family photo symbolizing unity and hope.