We estimate that over 1.7 million primary and secondary aged children are out of school in crisis-affected by the civil war in Cameroon.

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 During conflict, schools are often destroyed or become unsafe. Students are forced out of school, making them more vulnerable and at risk of violence, forced labor and permanent displacement, without a guarantee that they can go back to school when they arrive at a safer destination.

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 Our goal is to ensure that children have access to education during conflict and crises which protects their rights, instills a sense of normalcy, and fosters resilience, and tolerance, supporting and fostering the strategic vision of recovery and peacebuilding effort.