Five years.
One conviction.
Lives transformed.
A registered humanitarian NGO, founded in Yaoundé in 2020 by Rev. Peter Nillong — operating across two missions, three countries, and one shared belief: that compassion paired with rigor changes outcomes.
Holistic care for stronger communities.
A Hand to Humanity (AH2) is a humanitarian non-governmental organization dedicated to promoting holistic healing, good health, and compassionate service for vulnerable and underserved communities.
Through community-based programs, AH2 works to support orphans and vulnerable children, promote rehabilitation and reintegration for individuals affected by drug and substance abuse, and strengthen community wellbeing through health services, WASH initiatives, disaster risk reduction, and humanitarian assistance.
Our initiatives contribute directly to global development priorities — including good health and well-being, access to clean water and sanitation, gender equality, quality education, and reduced inequalities.
Guided by strong monitoring, evaluation, and partnerships, A Hand to Humanity works to create inclusive and lasting impact — where every individual has the opportunity to heal, grow, and contribute to a better future.
Why we built A Hand to Humanity.
When we founded A Hand to Humanity, our vision was simple but powerful: to extend compassion, hope, and practical support to individuals and communities facing some of life's most difficult challenges.
Over the years, we have witnessed the devastating impact of drug abuse, poverty, health inequalities, and social exclusion. At the same time, we have also witnessed the incredible strength and resilience that exists within communities when people come together to support one another.
Our mission is not only to provide assistance but to empower individuals with the knowledge, resources, and opportunities they need to rebuild their lives and contribute positively to society.
We believe that lasting change happens when compassion meets action. Through partnerships, education, and community engagement, we continue to work toward a future where every individual can live with dignity, health, and hope.
I invite you to join us in this journey of transformation and service.
From a single visit, to a registered NGO.
A Hand to Humanity was established in 2020 with the goal of responding to growing social challenges affecting young people and vulnerable communities across Cameroon.
From the beginning, the organization focused on raising awareness about the dangers of drug abuse and its devastating impact on students, families, and society. Through seminars, community programs, and educational initiatives, AH2 has brought together educators, healthcare professionals, community leaders, and faith-based organizations to work collaboratively toward prevention and support.
What started in Yaoundé has grown into a recognized humanitarian organization, with field operations across Cameroon and representation in the United States and Canada. Our work continues to expand as we develop programs aimed at strengthening communities and empowering individuals to overcome life-threatening challenges.
Five years of growth, grounded in conviction.
From a small community awareness initiative to a recognized humanitarian NGO — operating across three countries with partnerships including the Ministry of Health of Cameroon, CADCA, ISSUP, and local youth organizations.
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2020
Foundation
A Hand to Humanity registered under the Cameroon Ministry of Territorial Administration. First organized orphanage visit and community awareness seminars on drug abuse.
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2021
Healthcare Outreach
Launch of mobile medical consultations and first institutional partnership with the Cameroon Ministry of Health for vaccine and prevention campaigns.
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2022
ISSUP Membership
Membership granted by ISSUP (International Society of Substance Use Professionals). Formal drug recovery programme established with clinical protocols.
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2023
CADCA Partnership
Accreditation and ongoing collaboration with CADCA (Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America). Community programs scale across multiple Cameroonian regions.
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2024
International Presence
Official representations opened in the United States and Canada to support international donors, partnerships, and diaspora engagement. New GBV and HIV awareness programs launched.
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2025
8,000+ Supporters
A community of more than 8,000 supporters, 4,200+ patient consultations, 130+ orphanages reached, and 1,640+ lives directly supported across our programs.
Four commitments that shape every decision.
Compassion
We believe every individual deserves dignity, care, and understanding. Our actions support vulnerable individuals and communities with empathy, respect, and a genuine commitment to improving lives.
Integrity
We are committed to honesty, ethical practices, and responsible stewardship in every program and partnership — ensuring that our actions reflect the trust placed in us by communities and supporters.
Community Empowerment
We work alongside individuals, families, and local leaders to build capacity, strengthen resilience, and empower people to create lasting solutions to the challenges they face.
Transparency
We maintain open communication about our activities, resources, and impact — allowing partners, supporters, and communities to see exactly how their contributions create change.
Four priorities for the next chapter.
Our next five years are about depth and reach: extending our existing programs to populations and regions we have not yet served, and reinforcing the clinical and operational foundations underneath them.
Rural Orphanage Outreach
Scale our orphanage program beyond Yaoundé to rural communities across Cameroon — particularly the North, Adamawa, and South-West regions where need is greatest.
Mobile Healthcare Campaigns
Launch dedicated mobile medical units to bring consultations, vaccinations, and maternal health services to underserved villages on a recurring schedule.
Certified Recovery Counselors
Strengthen our addiction recovery programme by training and certifying additional counselors — expanding our capacity for clinical care and sustained follow-up.
Community Resource Centre
Build a dedicated community resource centre in Yaoundé to serve as the operational anchor for outreach, recovery follow-up, training programs, and donor visits.
If you share our vision, we invite you to join us — as a donor, volunteer, or partner.
The people behind every mission.
A core team of professionals and community leaders — backed by 23+ active volunteers and a network of clinical, educational, and faith-based partners across three countries.
Rev. Peter Nillong
Founder & Executive Director
Ordained minister and community leader with over 10 years of humanitarian and social work experience across Cameroon. Founded AH2 in 2020 to bring holistic, dignified care to vulnerable populations.
Shella Rosin
Head Nurse
Certified nurse specializing in community health and preventive care. Leads AH2’s medical outreach missions, vaccination campaigns, and healthcare partnerships in the field.
Junior Fossong
Programme Assistant
Programme coordinator supporting AH2’s field operations, volunteer management, and community outreach activities — the operational backbone of every mission.
Anchored in Cameroon. Represented internationally.
Three offices — one operational base, two international representations — ensuring that the work happens where it matters, with support from the communities that fund it.
Field operations, healthcare missions, orphanage outreach, drug recovery programs, and community engagement — the operational heart of A Hand to Humanity.
Supports international donors, manages US-based partnerships, coordinates diaspora engagement, and represents AH2 in North American humanitarian networks.
Supports Canadian donors and institutional partnerships, represents AH2 in Canadian humanitarian and NGO sector networks.
Step forward to serve humanity. Reach out and help.
Whether through donations, partnerships, or volunteering, your involvement helps expand programs that protect youth, empower families, and create lasting social change.
Financial Support
Funds field missions, transportation for medical teams, speakers and trainers for awareness seminars, and supplies for orphanage visits and awareness campaigns.
Make a DonationBecome a Partner
Partner with us to expand impact through collaborative programs, shared resources, and meaningful initiatives — institutional, corporate, or community-level partnerships welcome.
Partner With UsVolunteer
Join our mission by volunteering your time, professional skills, or passion — field volunteers, remote support, and skill-based volunteering are all needed.
Volunteer With UsThe questions a thoughtful supporter asks.
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What does A Hand to Humanity do?
We are a registered humanitarian NGO operating across Cameroon, the United States, and Canada. Our work focuses on two axes: drug prevention and recovery (from community awareness to medical detox and social reintegration) and orphanage and child welfare (healthcare, school supplies, hygiene support for 130+ orphanages visited since 2020). -
When was A Hand to Humanity founded?
A Hand to Humanity was founded in 2020 by Rev. Peter Nillong and registered under the Cameroon Ministry of Territorial Administration. International representations in the United States and Canada were established in 2024 to support donor engagement and global partnerships. -
How does A Hand to Humanity fight drug abuse?
Through a four-stage integrated program: prevention (community awareness, school seminars), treatment (medical detox and supervised withdrawal), psychological support (individual and group counseling), and reintegration (family mediation, vocational pathways). Our methods follow ISSUP and CADCA standards. -
How can individuals support the organization?
Three primary pathways: donate (one-time or recurring, via our donate page or Mobile Money for local donors), volunteer (field, remote, or skill-based), or partner (institutional, corporate, or community partnerships). Our offices in Cameroon, USA, and Canada coordinate donor engagement worldwide. -
Is A Hand to Humanity financially transparent?
Yes. 84% of every donation reaches programme delivery (healthcare, orphanages, recovery, education). 11% covers field operations. 5% covers administration. All numbers are published in our annual report and verifiable on request. We are registered, audited, and accountable. -
Where can I see the impact of my support?
Every donor receives an automatic receipt and is added to our monthly impact newsletter — with field stories, photos, and verifiable updates from Cameroon. Annual reports are public, and donors may request specific program impact summaries by contacting us directly.
A registered NGO is only as strong
as the community behind it.
Five years. Three countries. 130+ orphanages reached. 4,200+ patients consulted. 1,640+ lives directly supported. Every number above started with someone choosing to act. The next number starts with you.