Helping Families.
Changing Lives.
There are approximately 132 million displaced children in systems worldwide. At CCP, we deploy resource-based intervention to shield children from vulnerabilities, supporting their growth inside loving home environments.
Our Slogan
“Stand with the vulnerable even if you have to stand against the Powerful”
Program Context & Scope
12,300
Children Assisted Since July 2001
7,050
Supported Family Homes Provided For
42 Villages
Spanning Across 7 Regions of Cameroon
Our Mission
"We seek to take care of orphans and widows in their suffering in order that they might experience true love and come to God through Jesus Christ."
Our Structural Identity
The program falls under **social assistance**, providing direct support at critical moments to orphans, vulnerable children, widows, internally displaced persons (IDPs), and the elderly without requiring any prior financial contribution from them.
Thematic Foundation
All 26 field workers are active Christians who anchor their services and program activities based entirely on the program theme verse of **James 1:27**.
Access Points & Entry/Exit Criteria
To maintain structured and objective stewardship of available resources, the program adheres strictly to the operational criteria outlined below.
Access Points
The communities can connect with our specialized support networks through the following established conduits:
Criteria Details
Age Threshold
Age <18 years
High Priority Allocation
Priority given to those who have lost both parents.
Program Exit Target
Exit after acquisition of GCE A/L
Package Given as Assistance
We provide crucial assistance aimed at giving children resources to prevent involvement in risky behaviors, substance abuse, malnutrition, and mental health challenges.
Dynamic Operational Activities
- Need Assessment Surveys
- Report Cards & Med Records
- Regular Home Visits
- Health Educator Coordination
School & Apprenticeship
Payment of school and apprenticeship fees directly to selected institutions to secure self-sustaining futures.
Medical Care
Full medical care allocation including treatment modifications for children coping with chronic illnesses.
Food Subsidy & Clothes
Subsidy distributions and essential clothing support targeting homes to combat malnutrition.
Psychosocial Support
Dynamic counseling and occasional confidential 1-on-1 adult-child contact sessions to track hidden pain.
General Objectives
Our structured directives designed to support vulnerable orphans, ensure moral education, and lobby for legislative change.
Home Environment Care
Provide emotional and physical care to orphans within a supportive home environment.
Judicious Stewardship
Ensure that funds designated for the registered orphans are judiciously used in their best interest.
Collaborative Action
Collaborate with multiple partners interested in the plight of orphans, including Missions, NGOs, and Government.
Legislative Lobbying
Lobby the Government for favorable legislations to be passed in favor of orphans and other dependents.
Sensitive Recruitment
Recruit staff who are indigenous, spiritually, and culturally sensitive to local village needs and chronic illnesses.
Mobilization & Advocacy
Sensitize, educate and mobilize communities, prompting awareness of World AIDS Orphans Day on May 7.
Safety & Protection Controls
We enforce critical, non-negotiable family and institutional policies to secure vulnerable minors against digital, physical, or cultural exploitation.
Unauthorized Media: No details or images of children are allowed to be obtained by unauthorized persons.
Content Blockades: Hurtful/abusive texts, emails, images, or videos are strictly prohibited and kept away from children's access.
Institutional Broadcasters
Caregivers and institutional heads are mandated to establish active policies ensuring that any channels and images displayed on televisions at home, outpatient departments (OPD), and Inpatient environments are entirely child-friendly.
Dynamic Career Placements
Our program doesn't just assist children temporarily—we track long-term integration and structural success. To date, many of our grown program participants are happily married and settled.
Antiretroviral support active for 89 HIV+ children.
Chronic management support provided to 5 sickle cell patients.
Career Completions Matrix
Other vocations: Carpenters & Hairdressers
Geographical Area Directory
Active centers and operational zones organized across 7 regions of Cameroon.
Future Prospects
Mid-Year Workshops
Hold strategic, mid-year workshops designed to accurately access and monitor children's academic progress.
AIDS Orphans Day
Observe and organize initiatives for World AIDS Orphans Day on May 7th annually.
Educational Aid
Gather children of FSLC & GCE levels to pray and distribute writing supplies and academic material.
Funders & Strategic Implementers
Chosen Children Program
An indigenous home-based social assistance project powered by Cameroon Baptist Convention Health Services.
Staff Capacity
- Permanent Staff: 6
- Field Agents: 15
Chosen Children Program Office
PO Box 01, Baptist Center, Nkwen Bamenda
679930870
ccp@cbchealthservices.org
denisbambo@gmail.com
Director of CBC Health Services
P.O. Box 01, Bamenda, NWR, Cameroon
(+237) 677 633 403
samuelngum@cbchealthservices.org