Open the windows and breathe! What better way to learn about the importance of health at home than through a game? Madininair is organizing a collaborative game designed to make learning fun for both adults and children. The goal? To raise awareness, adopt good habits, and improve indoor air quality. This is an issue that affects individuals and families, but it’s also a public health concern.
Raise Awareness & Practice Good Habits
Madininair is organizing a escape game, titled «My House Has Bad Air,» on Wednesday, April 22, and Wednesday, April 29, 2026, at the Health Prevention and Vaccination Center on Maurice Bishop Avenue in Fort-de-France. «A collaborative game suitable for ages 9 and up,» Madininair notes. Two sessions are available: at 1:30 p.m. and 2:45 p.m.
Supporters of this initiative include the city of Fort-de-France, the Prefecture of Martinique, the Regional Health Agency, and Madininair, which is particularly committed to human health and has just published a guide on best practices for improving indoor air quality.
Escape Game
Participate in a escape game is the best way to raise awareness about an issue like indoor pollution. «Explore the room, look for clues, and solve puzzles and challenges—all with one goal in mind: to escape in less than 50 minutes,» explain the organizers.
In this way, all family members can learn about «the various sources of indoor air pollution» and «lifestyle habits and best practices» to protect their home as well as their own health and that of their family.
To register, please call 05 96 59 42 56 or email: animationsante@fortdefrance.fr
[1] https://martinique2050.com/pollution-de-lair-interieur-les-bons-gestes-de-madininair/
