Women's Rights in 28 Villages Cameroon Africa

• identified many challenges that women are facing especially during this time of crisis in Cameroon where most of the women are been driven into the bushes and some killed
• Action Taken:
• Conducted 4 workshops , conferences and seminars
• Provided basic health and sanitation training to local women leaders who go out to the forest and help trained other women and girls on basic  hygiene methods, body wash, simple ways  brush teeth.
• broght the women and young girls from the forest to the center and feed them, tought them and pray with them
• Planned and tained  health and sensitization education awareness educators at the center. 
• Fed and Teach the kids at the center as well as provide adult literacy classes to local women at center. 
• Made arrangements to bring health care experts to focus on education and sensitization on HIV/AIDS  killer disease amongst community members and youths in villages and forest during this time of crisis in Cameroon. Identified other diseases plaquing the community and plan on strategy to come up with preventative ways.
• Identified major concerns , issues and challenges amongst women , lack of basic neccessity for women and you girls, water and energy, lack of road infrastructure, lack of Wells to fetch water and supply to the center, lack of energy, lack of internet, computer, generator
• Plan, conferenced workshops seminars to train on job creation, training opportunities for local small entrepeneurial spirit, 
• JRCCA team Met with mayor of Meta and planned visit to bring local women from the villages to attend JRFIUSA Leadership economic summit in Tyrone, GA, USA, Purpose is to teach them how to fish, 
• Provided education assistance  to 10 volunters who attended and participated at the JRCCA Workshop at the JRCCA HQ.
•  Our plan is to reach out to more than 28 villages  to help provide  access to basic sanitation and safe water  with improved hygiene  in disadvantaged households, schools and churches, markets places and JRCCA center.
• Met with local Mayor of Meta and invited her to chair our major project that will resulte in  municipalities.
• Invited expert to come and conduct HIV/AIDS education and training.  The first phase of the  of thiis programme started of the launching of the basic health and sanitation training program on July 11, 2018 by Will, Comfort, Richard , Tito, and Ruth that demonstrates increased household demand for  basic health and sanitation services, increasing access to these services will  improving hygiene practices. The second phase focuses on advocacy, support, and sharing of resources to sustainably scale up successful approaches,event plan for August 11, 2018. Work is going on great.

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