Project Report
| Dec 29, 2024
Internally Displaced Persons; Champions for Peace
By Emily Miki | Founder/CEO
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Our project titled: Empowering IDPs as Champions for Peace has in the last quarter of the year 2024 supported Internall Displaced Persons (IDPs) while building their capacities to become agents and champions of Peace.
Our beneficiaries who are members of our women peacebuilders network called the Cameroon Women and Girls for Peace Movement (CAWOGIPEM) have supported local grassroots communities to become peace agents as a sustainable way for the peaceful end of the Anglophone Crisis in Cameroon.
Through your support and donation our project activities have empowered Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) as champions for peace and stability in their communities.
Despite facing significant challenges, IDPs possess unique insights and perspectives that can contribute to peacebuilding efforts. The project has harnessed their potential and promote their roles as agents of peace.
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Jun 18, 2022
Internally Displaced Women and Girls Need Us
By Emiily Miki | Founder/CEO
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Faced with the stress and challenges of been stranded in towns different from where they had been before because of the ongoing warring situations in the Anglophone regions and other regions of Cameroon; women and girls are still faced with very challenging situations which range from lack of Shelter (housing), food, economic livelihood and access to basic health care services like Antenatal care services.
These challenges which we try to provide assistance too are increasing daily especially with many new cases of vulnerable pregnant women or women-led households with no assistance or access to good food and finances to meet up with live's daily demands.
In the last quarter we have provided assistance to 20 more women and girls and worked with partners like UNICEF in distributing antiseptic soaps to IDPs.
We can only continue doing this work with kind donations from you, your family and friends which is why today we call on you to make a donation to support internally displaced women and girls and share our work amongst your networks.
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Feb 6, 2022
Empowered Women Empower Communities
By Anita Tabe | Project Contributor
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Through our Her Voice Club and our Women Empowerment and Support Network (WESuN) we have hosted capacity building workshops, outreach programs, supported under-privileged women by registering them for Health Insurance and hosting skills acquisition and capacity building workshops.
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Health Assistance: We also provide medical assistance and support, psychosocial support to victims of GBV, violation and vulnerable pregnant women and girls under our Her Voice My Voice project. In 2021 we supported 5 vulnerable pregnant girls through ANC to delivery and continue to provide mentorship and economic assistance to them.
- Educational Assistance: We have supported the education of girls by providing financial and material support to deserving young girls especially those in examination classes. We also provide mentorship and career coaching services to them and work closely with school institutions to prepare them for their future.
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