The rate of suffering and poverty due to low household incomes affects the health of communities and, children who are the future generation are the most affected. Many children die of hunger and other neglected health conditions, and most at school age can’t afford for quality education. They, later on, become victims of all forms of violence, neglect, exploitation and abuse. With the break of the social crisis in 2017, suffering increased, families separated, thousands were internally displaced and vulnerability to harm increased. To scale-up our efforts, we tried to involve most of our peers in the humanitarian work. Today, our humanitarian and development work impact 25 communities in Cameroon and we keep spreading our tentacles as wide as desirable until every community is reached.
All our programs and projects promote child protection and safe-gaurding.