Dr. Hygin Steve Fonkou, a trailblazing Transfusion Medicine specialist with the Cameroon Baptist Convention Health Services, made waves on June 24 in Spain when he emerged winner of the prestigious Judith Chapman Award 2024 from the International Society of Blood Transfusion (ISBT)
The UNFPA Deputy Representative for Cameroon, Ms. Naomi Dalmonte, graced CBC Health Services with her presence on July 4, 2024.
Dr. Sandrine Ngeh, Major Vera Veyee, Tita Passy, and Ngum Claudette of the Regional Hospital Bamenda’s Treatment Center, are partners of the CBC Health Services’ Children Momentum Project.
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The Planning Monitoring Evaluation and Learning, PMEL, Program zonal coordinators from the entire country convened at the Nkwen Baptist Center to harmonize their work and provide further direction and assistance for the way forward.
The Life Abundant Primary, LAP, Healthcare program of the CBC Health Services is committed to building the capacity of those delivering primary healthcare in the communities.
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“You are heroes and heroines. You are too close to my heart. Thank you for choosing to save lives through your humanitarian services. The administration pledges to support and assist you with all their heart”.
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Hope and Healing International Canada, is strengthening and expanding actions towards the treatment of children with clubfoot in Cameroon.
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The Life Abundant Primary (LAP) Healthcare program has brought together 43 Village Health Workers (Promoters) for a 3-day workshop at the Nkwen Baptist Center to improve access to essential healthcare in underserved rural communities.
Some 42 community members from the West, Adamawa and South West Regions of Cameroon have committed to fish out all women with fistula in their communities and refer for treatment.
The first set of women with fistula to be treated under the current phase of the Obstetric Fistula Project have congregated in Mbingo Baptist Hospital. These women, 8 in number arrived in Mbingo on Friday and Saturday, June 14 and 15, 2024.
