The CBC Health Services, in partnership with Christian Blind Mission (CBM), within the context of the Strengthening Ear and Hearing Care Capacities in Cameroon Project, has piloted audiology training in Cameroon. The two-week training began on August 11, 2025, at the CBC Health Services Mvan Resource Center in Yaoundé. During the opening ceremony, presided over

A series of trainings to build capacities of primary health care nurses organized within the context of the “Strengthening Ear and Hearing Care Capacities in Cameroon Project” of the CBC Health Services has ended in the three implementing regions; Center, Littoral, and Northwest. The goal of the training, which took place in each of the

In 2010, Cameroon launched a National Plan to become an “emerging country” by 2035. Against the backdrop of this national vision, the National Health Development Plan and the Health Sector Strategy were revised in 2016 to reflect the government’s commitment to 0.0050 USD. Goal four (4) of the Health Sector Strategy (HSS) devotes its full

The Christian Blind Mission (CBM) has been praised for its contribution to improving the ear and hearing care situation in Cameroon. The Secretary General at the Ministry of Public Health, Prof. Njock Louis Richard was speaking during the commemoration of the 2025 edition of the World Hearing Day on March 3, 2025, at the CBC

Staff of the Strengthening Ear and Hearing Care capacities in Cameroon Project have been mandated to uphold safety and safeguarding principles in activity implementation. The Project staff were trained in a 3-day workshop from January 21 to 23, 2025 at the Baptist Center Nkwen in Bamenda. The training was organized in collaboration with the Christian

Project Staff of “The Strengthening Ear and Hearing Care Capacities in Cameroon Project” have been trained on the requirements of the funder of the project the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ).