CAMEROON RELIEF
ORGANIZATION
PROJECTS
REFUGEE & DISPLACED PERSONS
Years of civil war in the Northwest and Southwest regions of Cameroon have caused many to be displaced from their homes and cities. Reports estimates that over 2.5 million people have been displaced due to the ongoing disruption with over half being internally displace to big cities like Douala and Yaoundé and the other half into neighboring countries like Central African Republic, Nigeria, and Chad.
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EDUCATION
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.
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.
ORPHANAGE
This initiative was created to provide a residential institution devoted to care for orphans and other children separated from their biological families.
Whiles these orphanages have fewer caregivers, our goal is to assist these institutions in providing the tools needed to give these children a structured life. Children get up, clean up, eat, learn, and recreate in a regimental way.
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WATER
Clean drinking water is still a global crisis where in millions of people lack access to safe water at home and in their community.
Providing access to clean drinking water will help tremendously in cutting down the spread of diseases that are typically diagnosed in these parts which are preventable causes such as malaria, pneumonia, measles, diarrhea, and HIV.
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HEALTHCARE
Our team members and volunteers directly participate in volunteering activities at community health centers and non-for-profit clinics in North Carolina and other states.
A vital segment of our healthcare outreach is in the organization of medical missions within the United States and abroad. These missions are led by our team of licensed medical professionals who provide free consultation to patients donate medicines and supplies to the neediest.