NCD Program champions Inclusion in 2021 Edition of World Hypertension, No Tobacco Days
“Now I know my high blood pressure status. This has encouraged us to know our status and engage more in sports to fight hypertension”. This is the impression of Dieudonne Fon a mobility impaired footballer and Coordinator of the Think Big Amputee
Strengthening Systems (Councils) to Foster Inclusion in Development Strategies
Within the framework of committing councils to inclusive development in Cameroon, the Cameroon Baptist Convention (CBC) Health Services in collaboration with the Ministry of Social Affairs organized a two-day workshop to strengthen the capacities of over 25
Persons with Impairments included in the Fight against Hypertension and Tobacco Use.
It’s time to know my blood pressure status and quit using tobacco! At a time when the world is preparing to recover from the ravages of COVID-19, there is a global call for Non-
CBC Health Services Partner with the Ministry of Public Health to Foster an Effective Management of Clubfoot in Cameroon
The over 1000 children born with clubfoot yearly will henceforth benefit from an effective treatment using the Ponseti Technique. This is the substance of a memorandum of understanding signed Tuesday, May 25, 2021
CBC Health Services trains Research Assistants to assess capacities of Inclusive Education Stakeholders in Northwest Region
The CBC Health Services has trained Research Assistants to conduct a baseline assessment of the current capacities of Inclusive Education stakeholders to deliver Inclusive Education in the Northwest Region.
CBC Health Services Grabs More Media Accolades
The Cameroon Baptist Convention (CBC) Health Services once again has been singled out by the media in Cameroon, as the leading health provider with people-oriented services. The recognition was conferred on the
NBHC Dedicates Ear, Nose, Throat Theatre
Patients in need of surgery for Ear, Nose, and Throat (ENT) problems can now have it in Nkwen Baptist Hospital (NBH), thanks to an ultramodern ENT theatre, which flung its doors open to the general public on May 22, 2021.
SEEPD/CBR staff schooled on CBM Compliance in activity implementation
Project staff of the Socio-Economic Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (SEEPD) Program and Community Based Rehabilitation (CBR) Field workers of the CBC Health Services will henceforth uphold the compliance
Nurses Hailed for their Resilience and Sacrifice during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Nurses at the Nkwen Baptist Hospital on May 12, 2021, joined their counterparts the world over to commemorate International Nurses Day. The event celebrated every May 12 in honour of nurses as essential caretakers for a
CECPES churns out 40 more Social Workers
The Centre for Clinical Pastoral Education and Social Services (CECPES) has graduated forty students to join the social workforce in Cameroon. The purely academic ceremony on May 7, 2021, saw some three graduands reflect
Braving the odds of living with Kidney Failure in Cameroon – The Story of Brenda
“In 2013, I clocked 34, and suddenly, what generally seemed easy or simple for everyone became a tough task for me. My kidneys failed. The doctor explained that I was born with abnormal kidneys and that this contributed
NWR Stakeholders pledged to promote CBID in their Actions
The Governor of the NWR has commended the Socio Economic Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (SEEPD) program of the CBC Health Services (CBCHS) for taking lead in promoting disability and inclusive