The Clinique du Bon Pasteur was launched by the “Sisters of the Bon et Perpétuel Secours” in 1932, at the back of Notre Dame de Lourdes Church , right in the heart of Rose-Hill, although in a peaceful area. It was originally conceived as a charitable organization. The first director was Sister Mary Incarnate, a French nurse living in Mauritius.

In 1947, the clinic was given a boost when Sister Mary of Charity, took over and soon built up the Maternity section as the backbone of the clinic’s activities which soon achieved national recognition for professionalism and caring. In 1998, the Catholic Diocese of Port-Louis handed over the management to a new team headed by Dr. François Tadebois, his sister Christiane and his son Nicolas.

The clinic has since been run as a “family business” where human values coupled with a professional approach provide the establishment with a comforting appeal. Under this new steerage, the constant evolution has gone into top gear at all levels especially concerning the personnel as well as the equipment. The Clinique du Bon Pasteur is now a reference in its field. It never ceases to improve its offerings, aiming for perfection.