In brief. On September 5, 2026, A Hand to Humanity welcomed 300 children and over a hundred families to its medical centre in Etoug-Ebe, in Yaoundé, for its Back to School Cameroon 2026 operation. Beyond the distribution of school supplies, the event served as an open house through which families discovered the six programs the…
Cocaine and synthetic drugs are spreading among Cameroonian youth. An honest 2026 guide for worried parents — warning signs, data, what to do next.
In Cameroon in 2026, a smart company does not “donate to a charity.” It signs an NGO partnership Cameroon business leaders can actually use. A donation is a one-time gift; a partnership is a written agreement that lowers your taxes, puts your logo on real impact, and lets you tell your customers a story that…
The moment the vehicle pulled up, the children ran. Not away — towards it. They already knew what the boxes meant. When your church, your school, or your diaspora group decides to donate school supplies children Africa depends on those supplies in ways that are difficult to overstate. For a child in a Cameroonian orphanage…
Nobody calls it addiction. They call it socialising. They call it culture. They call it a man being a man. But behind closed doors, alcohol abuse Cameroon family life silently falls apart — dinner tables go quiet, children learn to read their father’s mood before he opens his mouth, and wives carry a weight they…
She was five years old, sitting on a concrete step outside an orphanage near Yaoundé. She reached for the hand of a volunteer she had met twenty minutes earlier. No words — just a small hand wrapped around a stranger’s finger and a look that said please stay. That moment is why people volunteer orphanage…
You send money home. You call your mother on Sundays. You carry Cameroon with you everywhere you go — in your food, your language, your memories. But somewhere between building your life abroad and keeping up with the news back home, a quiet question starts to grow: Could I be doing more? The answer is…
Cannabis addiction help in Cameroon is harder to find than it should be — not because services don’t exist, but because most families never believe it’s needed. “It’s just weed.” “He’ll grow out of it.” “That’s not a real addiction.” These words are spoken every day in homes across Yaoundé, Douala, and Bafoussam, while a…
Donate to help children in Cameroon, and the first thing you should know is exactly where your money goes. Not vague promises. Not abstract impact reports written a year later. Real numbers, real costs, real children who are waiting right now in orphanages across Yaoundé for someone to show up. This article is that transparency….
Sponsor a child in Cameroon, and you do not just send money across a border — you change the entire trajectory of a young life. You put food on a table where there was none. You put a school uniform on a child who had stopped going to class. You give a vulnerable child in…