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Sascam Save a Soul Cameroon

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Cameroun
Bafoussam
Sascam Save a Soul Cameroon

A non profit making organization

28/08/2026

14 WOMEN IN 12 DAYS. ENOUGH IS ENOUGH. 🛑
Save a Soul Cameroon (SASCAM) stands firmly against Gender-Based Violence in all its forms. Violence is never the answer it destroys lives, children, families, and communities.
Our Mission:
Sensitization: Advocating for positive masculinity a real man protects, he does not harm.
Referrals: Linking victims and survivors to essential care, legal assistance, and safety pathways.
Partnership: Uniting with key human rights networks across Cameroon for universal justice.
This fight belongs to every single one of us. Join your voice with ours today.
📱 Contacts: 675259773 / 698452000
✉️ Email: [email protected]
Please share this message to break the silence and save a life.

Courage Konseh UN Women Regina Daniels Pamela Sewoyeba Njobinkir Claude Konseh Comfort Lungai World Health Organization (WHO) Sascam Save a Soul Cameroon Nformi Vanessa Ndzedzeni Lidovic Ndzedzeni Shella Yuhnwi World Bank Group Primo Romeo Clinton Foundation UNESCO

27/08/2026

GBV DOES NOT HURT ONLY THE VICTIM.
It hurts:
- Women through injuries, trauma, fear, loss of dignity and sometimes death.

- Children who may witness violence, live with fear and carry the psychological consequences for years.

- Families through separation, grief, poverty and the destruction of relationships.

- Communities because violence creates fear and normalises abuse

* SPEAK OUT. STAND UP. STOP GBV.
Save One, Save All.
📞 675 259 773 / 698 452 000
📧 [email protected]
Save a Soul Cameroon (SASCAM)

Together for safer families, protected women and children, and communities free from violence.

Courage Konseh Sascam Save a Soul Cameroon UN Women Clinton Foundation Goethe-Institut Regina Daniels Pamela Sewoyeba Njobinkir Claude Konseh Comfort Lungai Primo Romeo World Health Organization (WHO) TONTO W. C. DIKEH Shella Yuhnwi Nformi Vanessa Mercy Felai Ndzedzeni Lidovic Ndzedzeni

25/08/2026

WHEN VIOLENCE ENTERS THE HOME, NO ONE IS SAFE. 💔

A reported case in Cameroon has shocked many: a husband allegedly turned against his own family following accusations that his wife and children had eaten food and meat he had purchased. The reported violence resulted in the deaths of his wife, children and other relatives who were in the house.

This is more than a family tragedy. It is a warning about how violence, control, suspicion and unchecked anger can destroy an entire family.

And this is not an isolated concern.

At Save a Soul Cameroon (SASCAM), we continue to receive reports and hear testimonies of women experiencing physical, psychological and other forms of gender-based violence. We will continue to accompany, campaign against GBV because it is a painful reality many survivors who women are beaten, threatened, humiliated or left seriously injured in their own homes.

We must speak about this. We must act.

Yes, violence can be committed by women too, and every act of violence deserves attention. But we cannot ignore the particular vulnerability of women and children who are trapped in abusive homes and may have nowhere safe to turn. ,...... To be continued
StopGBV
Courage Konseh Sascam Save a Soul Cameroon UN Women Regina Daniels Pamela Sewoyeba World Bank Group Njobinkir Claude Shella Yuhnwi Konseh Comfort Lungai Nformi Vanessa World Health Organization (WHO)

23/08/2026

FROM KNOWLEDGE TO SKILLS: EMPOWERING 150 YOUNG PEOPLE
The journey of Conscription 2026 did not end with awareness.
Following our sessions on Adolescent Reproductive Health, counselling, Gender-Based Violence, STIs, substance abuse and responsible use of the media, the 150 young people moved into the second phase of the programme: practical empowerment.

- They learned to paint.
-They explored the dyeing of traditional fabrics.
-They learned, shared and created together.
- They discovered new forms of creativity and practical skills.
But beyond the skills, there was something even more beautiful: connection.

Young people from different divisions and subdivisions of the North West Region shared great moments with their facilitators and fellow Conscripts. They laughed, learned from one another, exchanged experiences and built new friendships.

These moments reminded us that empowerment is not only about acquiring a skill. It is also about building confidence, creativity, teamwork, social cohesion and hope.
The programme culminated in a memorable ceremony graced by the representative of the Governor of the North West Region, where the participation and achievements of the young people were recognised.

At SASCAM, we believe that young people deserve more than information.
They deserve knowledge.
They deserve skills.
They deserve opportunities.
They deserve to believe in what they can become.
From awareness to creativity.
From learning to doing.
From participation to empowerment.
The 150 young people are returning to their communities impacted, empowered and carrying new possibilities with them.
Courage Konseh Pamela Sewoyeba Sascam Save a Soul Cameroon Regina Daniels Njobinkir Claude Primo Romeo Konseh Comfort Lungai UNESCO Nformi Vanessa Shella Yuhnwi UN Women Toah Ndifon World Bank Group Clinton Foundation

19/08/2026

World Humanitarian Day 2026

Today, SASCAM celebrates all humanitarians, volunteers and partners who continue to serve communities with courage, compassion and dignity.
From health and hygiene to WASH, protection, women and youth empowerment, and support to vulnerable communities, SASCAM remains committed to serving people across the North West and West Regions of Cameroon.
Together, we can save more lives and build a better future.
Courage Konseh Sascam Save a Soul Cameroon Regina Daniels UN Women Pamela Sewoyeba Njobinkir Claude Primo Romeo Konseh Comfort Lungai Nformi Vanessa Clinton Foundation TONTO W. C. DIKEH @

18/08/2026

Thanks for being a top engager and making it on to my weekly engagement list! 🎉 Toah Ndifon, Mercy Felai, Nformi Vanessa, Nwifa Sylvie HURAC

17/08/2026

SASCAM Joins Efforts to Prevent and Respond to Gender-Based Violence.

Save A Soul Association (SASCAM) was pleased to be represented at a two-day training of community opinion leaders on Gender-Based Violence (GBV), Gender Equality and Positive Masculinity, organised by Médecins du Monde Suisse (MdM-CH) on 12–13 August 2026 in Bafoussam.

The training was organised within the framework of the project “Stop aux VBG : Prévention et prise en charge dans l’Ouest et le Nord-Ouest du Cameroun.”
The initiative brought attention to the important role of community actors in preventing GBV, promoting gender equality, encouraging positive and responsible masculinity, and strengthening community-based support for survivors.

For SASCAM, this engagement is particularly meaningful. Our work with women, girls, young people, internally displaced persons and vulnerable communities continues to remind us that prevention starts within communities.
We believe that building safer communities requires everyone to be part of the solution — women, men, girls, boys, community leaders and organisations.
SASCAM appreciates Médecins du Monde Suisse for creating spaces where community actors can connect, learn and contribute to the fight against gender-based violence.
- Together, we can break the silence.
- Together, we can promote dignity, equality and safer communities.
Courage Konseh Sascam Save a Soul Cameroon Clinton Foundation Regina Daniels UNESCO Pamela Sewoyeba Primo Romeo Njobinkir Claude Shella Yuhnwi TONTO W. C. DIKEH HURAC Konseh Comfort Lungai UN Women Nformi Vanessa World Health Organization (WHO) World Bank Group @

14/08/2026

EMPOWERING YOUNG PEOPLE BEGINS WITH

Save A Soul Cameroon (SASCAM) is honoured to contribute to a MINJEC Youth and civic education programme bringing together 150 young people representing the different Divisions and Sub Divisions of the North West Region.

Our contribution focused on issues that directly affect young people's lives:

Understanding the body and the changes that come with puberty and adolescence

Adolescent Reproductive Health and Counselling

Gender-Based Violence Prevention

Sexually Transmitted Infections and their consequences

Drug and substance abuse and its impact on young people's lives

The influence of social media and other media on character, behaviour, aspirations, and ways of life

We believe that young people cannot make informed choices if they do not have access to correct and reliable information.

The discussions, therefore, went beyond simply giving information. We created space for questions, dialogue, reflection, and counselling, allowing young people to better understand themselves, their choices,, and the consequences of those choices.

But awareness is only the beginning.

Knowledge must be followed by opportunity.

This is why our engagement will continue with Part Two: Youth Empowerment Activities, where we will focus on practical skills, capacity building, and opportunities that can help these young people turn knowledge into action.

At SASCAM, we believe in young people not only as beneficiaries, but as partners, leaders, and agents of change in their communities.

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Courage Konseh Sascam Save a Soul Cameroon UN Women Clinton Foundation Goethe-Institut Njobinkir Claude Pamela Sewoyeba Konseh Comfort Lungai Regina Daniels TONTO W. C. DIKEH

09/08/2026

INTERNATIONAL DAY OF THE WORLD’S INDIGENOUS PEOPLES 9 AUGUST
Today, we celebrate Indigenous Peoples around the world.
At Save a Soul Cameroon (SASCAM), this day is very special to us because we have the privilege of working with the Bororo community.
The Bororo are a proud people with a rich culture, strong faith, beautiful traditions and a deep connection to their livestock and way of life. For generations, cattle have been at the heart of their families and communities. They are not simply animals; they are a source of livelihood, identity and heritage.

But the crisis has changed so much.
Many Bororo families have been forced to leave the places and way of life they knew. Their cattle often their only source of livelihood have been lost. Moving into towns has brought new difficulties and has exposed them to challenges they never expected to face.
And yet, when we meet them, we do not only see their difficulties.

We see strength.
We see hope.
We see hardworking families trying to start again.
We see young people looking for opportunities.
We see women doing their best for their families.
We see a community determined to be part of the wider society without losing who they are.
This is what we celebrate today.
The Bororo should not be remembered only because of the challenges they face. They should also be recognized for their dignity, resilience, culture, faith and contribution to our communities.
At SASCAM, we believe that inclusion means giving everyone the opportunity to participate, contribute and be heard while respecting who they are.

To the Bororo families and communities we work with:
We see you.
We respect you.
We appreciate you.
We stand with you.
And today, we celebrate you. ❤️
On this International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, we celebrate the Bororo and Indigenous Peoples everywhere.
Your culture matters. Your voice matters. Your future matters.
Happy International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples!

Courage Konseh UN Women Regina Daniels Clinton Foundation Shella Yuhnwi Pamela Sewoyeba Goethe-Institut Njobinkir Claude UNESCO World Bank Group World Health Organization (WHO) Emmanuel Kijika Sascam Save a Soul Cameroon

07/08/2026

SASCAM at the Official Launch of the REDECA Project
On the 6th August 2026, Save a Soul Cameroon (SASCAM) had the privilege of participating in the official launch of the Decentralization Strengthening Project in Cameroon (REDECA) in Bafoussam, organized by the Ministry of Decentralization and Local Development (MINDDEVEL).
The event highlighted a shared vision of bringing development closer to communities by strengthening local governance, improving public service delivery, and encouraging greater citizen participation in local decision-making.
For SASCAM, decentralization is most meaningful when every member of the community including women, youth, persons with disabilities, internally displaced persons, and indigenous communities has an equal opportunity to contribute to and benefit from local development.
We appreciate the opportunity to join government institutions, development partners, local authorities, and civil society organizations in reflecting on how stronger collaboration can create more inclusive, resilient, and empowered communities across Cameroon.
As SASCAM, we remain committed to supporting initiatives that promote inclusive governance, social justice, and sustainable community development.
Together, we can build stronger communities where every voice counts and no one is left behind.
Clinton Foundation Goethe-Institut World Bank Group Courage Konseh Konseh Comfort Lungai Pamela Sewoyeba Njobinkir Claude Regina Daniels Shella Yuhnwi Sascam Save a Soul Cameroon

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