Staff of the Socio-Economic Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (SEEPD) Program and some other CBC Health Services programs and projects staff have improved their knowledge on leadership, governance, team effectiveness, […]
SEEPD Program strengthens Capacity to improve on Activity Implementation Read More »
In Cameroon, a significant number of persons with hearing impairment face exclusion due to communication challenges. While several initiatives to improve access to ear and hearing care services have been
BMZ, CBM, CBCHS pilot Sign Language Training for EHC Clinical Officers in Cameroon Read More »
Hopes are high that Cameroon will soon have a national draft plan for Ear and Hearing Care. This was the outcome of a second strategic stakeholders meeting that held at
Dreams for a Draft National EHC Plan in Cameroon Closer to Reality Read More »
Thirty-eight years-old Louba Ngnigui Oummamatou, a Muslim who hails from Foumban and resident in Yaounde, is one of the beneficiaries of the 2026 World Hearing Day activities, who praises the
Three months before the end of the project, Inclusive Humanitarian Health and Protection Response in the Hard-to Reach Crises Affected Villages in the Northwest Region of Cameroon, the Christian Blind
CBM/CBCHS review progress of activities implementation on the Humanitarian Project Read More »
At a time when security concerns are taking center stage in Cameroon, the Christian Blind Mission (CBM) and the CBC Health Services are committed to creating a safer environment for
CBM builds Capacity of Program Staff on Safeguarding, Security Read More »
The Ear, Nose, and Throat (ENT) Department of the Yaoundé University Teaching Hospital (CHU) will offer improved ENT services to the population,; thanks to the donation of medical equipment worth
BMZ, CBM, donates Medical Equipment worth about 35 million CFA to CHU Yaoundé Read More »
The Northwest Public Independent Conciliator (PIC), Mr. Tamfu Simon has described the partnership between the PIC Office and the CBC Health Services SEEPD Program as a genuine collaboration that has
Research indicates that 15% of the world’s population lives with disabilities, with 80% of them of working age. However, they face systemic barriers to decent work and social protection. The
Ignorance of International Humanitarian Law has caused many persons with disabilities to become more vulnerable, especially in crisis areas. Over the past few years, CBM has become increasingly engaged in
CBM pilots Training of OPDs on International Humanitarian Law in Cameroon Read More »
