Officials of the CBC Health Services and Hope and Healing International have reviewed achievements and charted ways forward of their partnership in the area of clubfoot treatment, eye care and […]
The CBC Health Services Obstetric Fistula Project has recorded a major milestone during its first-ever free Obstetric Fistula Treatment Campaign at Meskine Baptist Hospital, Maroua. Within just 6 days, 22
First CBC Health Services Fistula Treatment Camp in Meskine Records Landmark Success Read More »
The CBC Health Services has launched a new phase of its Obstetric Fistula Care Initiative, aimed at improving the quality of life and social inclusion of women and girls living
The CBC Health Services and its key partners and stakeholders have unveiled plans to provide treatment to at least 2180 children with clubfoot in Cameroon. This was made known on
The CBC Health Services joined other clubfoot treatment stakeholders in Cameroon and across the world to celebrate World Clubfoot Day on June 3, 2025. The event, which was organised within
Calls for Intense Awareness Raising on Clubfoot on World Clubfoot Day Read More »
The Cameroon Clubfoot Care Program (CCCP) continues to take measures to ensure quality treatment of the clubfoot deformity in Cameroon.
CCCP extending Clubfoot Treatment; Three more Clinics officially set up Read More »
The CBC Health Services and her partners are poised to provide ear and hearing care to at least 112,500 Cameroonians in the Center, Littoral and North West Regions of Cameroon.
Over 100,000 Cameroonians to receive ear and hearing care services in Cameroon Read More »
Parents of 14 children currently undergoing clubfoot treatment at the Nkwen Baptist Hospital Clubfoot Clinic have expressed
Parents motivated to adhere to Treatment of their Children with Clubfoot Deformities Read More »
A one-day meeting bringing together key education key stakeholders has taken place at the Nkwen Baptist Center Conference hall.
Stakeholders discuss New Inclusive Education Orientation in NW Region Read More »
Some 20 staff including nurses, midwives and a doctor selected from 14 health facilities with high delivery rates and infant welfare clinic attendance in the Northwest Region have been trained
