Some 35 religious leaders from the Baptist, Catholic, Presbyterian and Moslem faiths together with some persons with disabilities have been empowered with knowledge on Inclusive
Some 20 out of 24 women treated of obstetric fistula have been trained on hygiene, sanitation, protection and development of livelihood plans. The women were trained in Bamenda and Nkambe
Women treated of Fistula empowered to develop Livelihood Plans Read More »
According to gender experts, Gender Based Violence (GBV) refers to any harmful act that is perpetrated against a person’s will, based on socially ascribed differences between males and
Humanitarian Actors Trained to Provide Disability Inclusive Sexual, GBV Services Read More »
Some 18 medical personnel from 12 CBC Health Services facilities in the Northwest and Southwest Regions have been capacitated to carry out diagnosis and confirmation of Obstetric Fistula. These
Management and Operational staff of some 15 Humanitarian agencies have been trained on inclusion in humanitarian systems. The training organized by the Disability Inclusive
Statistics show that in Cameroon, there are 350 to 1500 new cases of Obstetric fistula a year. Though a majority of these cases are from the Far North Region, other endemic regions are found
“Humanitarian organisations usually exclude persons with disabilities from their interventions intentionally. However, they can mainstream disability in their actions if they intentionally start
Persons with disabilities (PWDs) in Cameroon like those in many developing countries have suffered marginalization, stigmatization and exclusion from many mainstream activities and services. Their situation
“There is a general increase in the number of persons with disabilities with the situation in the North West and South Regions of Cameroon aggravated by the socio-political crisis.”
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Some Volunteers selected from communities in all the sub divisions of the North West Region have been trained to facilitate community activities for the Disability Inclusive Humanitarian Action (DIHA) Project implemented by the
