Emergency Funds For Displaced Families In Cameroon

Tyrone Rotary and Library donated Books to JRCCA Village Library in Cameroon May 24, 2023

May 18, 2023

REPORT FROM THE WOMEN EMPOWERMENT LEADER OF JRCCA MADAMMUFULOVELINE. 

I left Yaounde on May 4, 2023, arrived Bamenda on the May 5, 2023, I went to chairman NI Jay for the Memorial Site at the JRCCA World HQ. I met him and the family, and they were all fine. 

On Saturday May 6, 2023 the wife of Ni Jay and I, prepared food and carried to the villagefor the burial of our daughter Agha Nicol. We gave the food and water to the President MaRose. After the burial all the SNT groups brought their support, 4000frs ($8) fromeachSNTthat's 12000frs ($24) and BHO contributed 23500frs ($47). All together, a total of 35500frs($71)was handed to the president. All the SNT groups in zone 1 dance one common dance tomornour daughter and to show the togetherness that we are. After dancing, food and water wasserved to all the SNT members. During refreshment, we now announced for everyone tomeet at the Guest House in a"JRCCA American Corner in Kwojeoh Momo Division" for a general SNT meeting on Thursday 11/05/2023. 

I also assisted our president during the burial of our late sister. 

On Thursday May 11, 2023, all the SNT groups members in zone 1, met at the GHinKwojohTeseh Zang Tabi village for our planned SNT Meeting. 

The meeting started at 3pm with 50 members present. The meeting lasted for 2 hours. 

Agenda of the meeting was approved by members. The moderator was myself the WEleader Mufu Loveline, time keeper Mr. Ayim Devine, and prayer was giving to us by the Executive Directo Rev Pastor  Walters. 

A Word came from the Women Empowerment Department which I am the leader. I startedbythanking God for bringing everyone, I said the purpose of the meeting is to formcommitteesto create a vocational training on agriculture, that will create job to all the Women, girls , youths,  boys and girls in the communities and 5 zones that we serve. Also to Educate everyone to gain knowledge and skills suck as small business, vocational skill,learn on the job training, because our people perish because of lack of knowledge. JRCCA teaches people how to catch fish and we give fish for life, promote hard work commitment,integrity resulting inl to success. 

Before forming the committees some questions came up from members which are: 

1) is there any limited budget for each committee for the project, if yes how much.? 

2) What are the benefits of the members? From Mr Elvis 

3) Does project come in from all the SNT groups from the villages, or it's only fromtheWHQ?Can one person belong to two committees? From Mr Humpred 

After that all the commuters were from. The following committees were formed:

1) Health committee 

2) Education committee 

3) Maize committee 

4) Beans committee 

5) Piggy committee 

6) poultry committee 

7) Plantain and Banana committee.

8) Construction, Renovation and Maintenance 

After forming this committees, members proposed Tuesday for each committee tosummit their budget and it was agreed by all. 

All the SNT groups took a family picture showing our togetherness. 

The meeting ended at 5pm with 61 participants, and with light refreshment. 

On May 13, 2023, I visited two SNT groups in zone 3, I visited JRCCA Success Network Team (SNT) kob and meet with some members at the Tad market and talk about the vocational training on agriculture that is goingtostart at the WHQ, I explained to them the important of the vocational training, this will help create job in the community for both boys and girls. They appreciated it and said they areready to join. 

I left and when to SNT Njinibi and give the rice that was given to them, I also talked about thevocational training on agriculture in the WHQ in Tuseh Zang Tabi village. Other visitors whowerepresent ask if they could form their own group in South West Region? I said yes. The memberswere very grateful and appreciated it, many thanks to chairman of JRFIUSA. 

On Tuesday May 16, 2023, all the SNT Leaders met at the ZD's resident to submit their proposedbudgets following all the committees that were formed. All the proposed budgets arehandwritten which I collected to bring to the BHO for procession and transition. 

I return to Yaounde on the May 17, 2023. Below are some pictures taken during my field activities.

More Pictures will be coming from the AHRD Mr.Andrew. Thanks!! 

Loveline

JRCCA WE Leader.

Links:

• JRCCA Served Hot meal

Greetings To Our Donors and Supporters;

Kudos to our Human Resource Departmet, Women Empowerment Team and our Governance Council for actively devoting their time and energy on activities this quarter that put a smile on the faces of many happy children of IDPs who have been victims of the on going Civil crisis in the English speaking NW Region of Cameroon, Africa.  Our NGO is a grassroots organization that derives its legitimacy from its constituents and beneficiaries or communities they serve based on development needs and organizational priorities and goals.  We are happy to report that our volunteers were busy putting a smile on the faces of over 500 children throughout the five zones that we serve in the English speaking NW Region of Cameroon in Africa.  Each of our five zone directors contacted  their SNT Chairperson for the names of churches and organizations working with children to determine if they wanted to participate in our Toys For Tots Program.   Several organizations submitted proposals with the number of children that they wanted to provide this opportuity to participate in during the holiday seasons.  We were able to fund all of the organizations who responded to our call for action to put a smile on the faces of children who were experiencing the ordeal of living through a civil crisis and who may not have had the opportunity to enjoy the holidays as children around the world.

Also in November, 2022 we were able to provide funds for a hot Thanksgiving meal for over 500 children and adults to be able to share some time fellowshipping with each other including some individuals who are still hiding out in the jungles because they are afraid to return home because of the civil war.  The Thanksgiving celebration was spreaded throughout our five zones.  SNT Chairpersons submitted proposals from organization who requested to participate.  A special celebration was held at our BHO headquarters for staff and family members and some invited guest.  This tradition of providing a hot meal for our IDPs begin more than five years ago when the IDPs had to leave their homes for a safe place to stay.  Many of the IDPs escaped with only the cloths on their back and were able to settle in the Capital City in a make-shift shelter.  They were able to give thanks to God for their safety and a hot meal.

We were also able to provide hospitality funding for some individuals to be able to go to a hospital and receive some medical care for various illiness and broken bones.  Many people do not receive medical attention because they do not have any income and are unable to pay for medication and hospital care.  We received notes of appreciation and thank you for our being able to provide some financial help which allowed them to be able to go to a hospital for some limited services and support.  We continue to grow in our ability to help IDPs who have been displaced because of the ongoing Civil coflict in the English speaking area of the NW Region in Cameroon, Africa.  We have received a small grant to help farmers purchase seeds so that they can grow crops to feed their families and maybe sell at the market to buy supplies needed by their families.  We have requested that Zone Directors from each zone have their farmers submit proposals for seeds for their gardents.  The funds will be distrubuted equally to each zone in order for us to provide some limited services to our farmers who are on the bottom of our economic scale. 

Since our last report, the BHO team in Yaounde, the Capital City, has been working very hard preparing themselves to be sponsored and inducted into the Internatioal Rotary Club of Tyrone, GA-USA.  The President of the International Rotary of Tyrone, GA-USA has invited volunteers of JRCCA to become members of an International Satellite Rotary Club in Cameroon.  Members of our organization have been working with our host and supporter via zoom to become familar with the International Rotary Club's Four Way Test, Objectives of the International Rotary Club and the 20 reasons why we should become members of the International Satellite Club of Tyrone GA-USA in Cameroon, Africa.  Currently the International Rotary Club in Tyrone, GA-USA is going through the registration process for new members and we were informed this week that our host, the International Rotary Club of Tyrone, GA-USA will performed an induction ceremony for our new members the first week in March, 2023.  This is great news for us because our membership in the International Satellite Club of Tyrone GA-USA in Cameroon, Africa will provide us with more services and resources and expose us and our needs to people around the world who are in a position to assist us with our goals and mission to provide humanitarian services to our people in need.  We welcome and accept help and support from this impartial, neutral and independent international organization whose humanitarian mission is to protect the lives and dignity of victims and to provide them with resources and assistance world-wide.

The establishment of the International Satellite Rotary Club of Tyrone GA-USA in Cameroon, Africa will bring development closer to the META people in 28 villages in the English speaking region of Cameroon, Africa by providing them with knowledge and awareness of rights, to empower and to enable them become self sufficient in business enterprise or job creation and development, to guarantee sustainable development as visioned by our founder the late Pa John Ticha for whom the volunteers are busy planning and making arrangements for the second Memorial Celebration at the Guest House, Bee Sancutary and Flower Garden in Zang Tabi, Cameroon, Africa.  The IDPs will be given the opportunity to find ways to help pull themselves up by their boot straps and build a life and future for their children for generations to come.

We invite and encourage our donors and supporters to continue to reach out and support our IDPs as they are struggling to get on their feet and return to their way of living prior to the onset of the Civil unrest.  Any amount that you contribute to supporot our program for IDPs is not to small or too little.  Every little bit will bring joy and smiles on the faces of so many people who are victims of the Civil unrest.  We thank you for all past, present and future donations and support.

Sincerely,

BHO Team