Cameroon

Improving the livelihoods of people living with HIV/AIDS and Tuberculosis (TB) during the humanitarian crisis in the Anglophone Region

The project aims to improve treatment outcomes and quality of life for people living with HIV in the rural district of Batibo, in Cameroon's Northwest Region, an area particularly affected by sociopolitical crisis, poverty, and...

Promoting access to sustainable and quality healthcare through a community primary care program in Douala, Cameroon

This project aims to improve the health of the population in the Bwang district, an area characterized by high levels of poverty and limited access to basic healthcare services. The economic hardships faced by many families...

Promoting safe motherhood in disadvantaged communities in Abangoh: combating malnutrition for mothers and children

Malnutrition is one of the main public health challenges in Cameroon, especially among infants and young children. Its causes are closely related to insufficient food availability and inadequate feeding practices.

24-hour electricity supply guaranteed in the Bwang District through the installation of solar power at the Saint John of God Clinic in Yassa

Juan Ciudad NGO and the Saint John of God Health Center in Yassa, Douala (Cameroon), have collaborated on the installation of a solar energy system designed to improve the operation of this health center and guarantee a stable electricity supply and...
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