Help us Transform Lives in Cameroon

This project, in partnership with Talk Pregnancy with Dr Noella, addressed the critical need for comprehensive preconception care in the Northwest region. It provided education, trained CSOs and frontline healthcare workers, and raised awareness on preconception care, improving pregnancy outcomes and overall maternal and child health.

The project supports the education of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) and vulnerable children in the rural region of Njikwa. Children displaced by ongoing armed conflict are provided with alternative education through contracted community teachers recruited in the local schools.

Name: Mary

Role: Groundnut smallholder farmer/Participant

Project: Climate-smart agriculture: Empowering women smallholder groundnut farmers

LISUDEV’s training has really boosted my understanding and confidence. Before this training, I was farming groundnuts the way I learned from my parents, without knowing why my yields were always low. Through this training, I learned how to prepare my land properly, select improved seeds and manage pests. For the first time, I also learned how to keep farm records. This has changed the way I see farming, not just as hard work, but as a business that can support my family. I am confident that my next harvest will be better, and my income will increase.

Name: Glory

Role: Internally Displaced Person (IDP)

Project: Breaking Barriers: Ending Period Poverty in Schools

Through LISUDEV’s sexual and reproductive training I learned about my body,
my rights, or how to protect myself. I learned about menstrual hygiene, how to prevent early pregnancy and also gained
access to menstrual products. Now, I feel confident, informed, and empowered
to make better choices for my future. I wish every girl in rural communities, especially
the IDPs, could have this opportunity.