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Sascam Save a Soul Cameroon, Kamkop, Bafoussam (2026)

15/10/2026

CELEBRATING THE RURAL WOMAN — 15 OCTOBER 2026
Today at the Chefferie de Bamougoum, Mifi Division, the rural woman was celebrated in all her beauty, strength, and glory!
Women came dressed in different colours, bright as the morning sun. Their voices filled the air, and their dancing feet seemed to shake the ground. There was joy, there was unity, and above all, there was a powerful reminder of who these women are and what they mean to our communities.
Save a Soul Cameroon (SASCAM) was there to celebrate with them.
The day was marked by inspiring speeches from an administrative representative and presidents of women's networks. The women were reminded that the nation depends on them and that their daily work matters.
We were also happy to witness the distribution of agricultural gifts, including spraying machines, buckets, hoes, and fertilisers, presented by the female parliamentarian for Bafoussam II. These are practical items that can help women in their agricultural activities.
And when the presidents of the women's networks led their women in dance, you could feel the happiness and pride in the atmosphere!

Dear rural woman, we see you. We appreciate you. Your work matters. You work the land, care for your family, feed communities, and contribute to the development of our nation, often without the recognition you deserve.
At SASCAM, we believe that when you invest in a woman, you invest in a family and a community. And when you invest in a girl child, you help build a stronger future.
As the celebration came to an end shortly after 2 p.m., one message remained in our hearts: the rural woman deserves more than a day of celebration. She deserves respect, opportunities, resources, and continued support
The woman who feeds the community deserves to be celebrated, but she also deserves to be supported. The girl child we invest in today may become the woman who transforms tomorrow.
# Courage Konseh UN Women Sascam Save a Soul Cameroon Goethe-Institut Clinton Foundation UNESCO Primo Romeo Ndzedzeni Lidovic Ndzedzeni Shella Yuhnwi @

15/10/2026

HAPPY INTERNATIONAL DAY OF RURAL WOMEN!
Today, 15 October, Save a Soul Cameroon (SASCAM) celebrates the strength, resilience, and invaluable contributions of rural women to our families, communities, and food systems.
SASCAM accompanied the organizing team through out the month. The schools and community education has been wonderful. Chefferie de Bafoussam was exciting, where we joined community members for educational talks to raise awareness and promote the empowerment of women.
- When we educate rural women, protect their rights, and recognize their contributions, we build healthier, stronger, and more sustainable communities.
Educate. Recognize. Empower. Protect.
- Humanity Above All Differences.
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Courage Konseh UN Women Sascam Save a Soul Cameroon Goethe-Institut Clinton Foundation UNESCO Regina Daniels Njobinkir Claude Primo Romeo Pamela Sewoyeba Shella Yuhnwi World Health Organization (WHO) Ndzedzeni Lidovic Ndzedzeni Association for Women and Girls in Deaf Culture Ngeh Nyuyii Sharis Monju Ita

12/10/2026

ACCÈS POUR TOUS: A SUCCESS WORTH CELEBRATING!
Today, our hearts are filled with joy and gratitude!
What started as a commitment to bridge communication gaps for deaf and visually impaired people has become a meaningful achievement for Save a Soul Cameroon (SASCAM) and the Association for Women and Girls in Deaf Culture (AWGDC).

Our Accès Pour Tous activity at ENIEG Bafoussam was a wonderful accomplishment, made possible through collaboration, commitment, and the belief that everyone deserves to communicate, learn, and participate without barriers.
We are especially delighted that our work has received media attention from Dbs TV and Radio Bonne Nouvelle, helping to carry the message of accessibility and inclusion beyond the walls of ENIEG Bafoussam to a wider audience.

Our sincere appreciation goes to the Director of ENIEG Bafoussam, Mr. Azaah Cletus, and his administrative team, our partners, the participating students, and everyone who contributed to making this activity a success.
As partners working together in Cluster 1, SASCAM and AWGDC have shown that when organisations unite for a common purpose, meaningful change is possible.
We are happy. We are grateful. And we are encouraged to do even more!

But beyond the celebration, our mission continues. We look forward to a future where deaf and visually impaired people can access education, health services, and other essential services with dignity and without communication barriers.
ACCÈS POUR TOUS ACCESS FOR ALL!
Because inclusion is not charity; it is a commitment to equal opportunities for everyone.
Save a Soul Cameroon (SASCAM)
Association for Women and Girls in Deaf Culture (AWGDC)
Humanity Above All Differences.
Courage Konseh #
UN Women Sascam Save a Soul Cameroon Clinton Foundation Goethe-Institut UNESCO Njobinkir Claude Regina Daniels Pamela Sewoyeba Primo Romeo Shella Yuhnwi Nwifa Sylvie Association for Women and Girls in Deaf Culture World Health Organization (WHO) Ndzedzeni Lidovic Ndzedzeni Nformi Vanessa Ngeh Nyuyii Sharis

11/10/2026

INTERNATIONAL DAY OF THE GIRL CHILD, 11 OCTOBER 2026

SASCAM: Every Girl Matters!
“The girl child: Her rights. Her future. Our collective responsibility.”

A girl who is educated, healthy, protected and empowered today becomes a woman who can shape a better tomorrow. Yet, many girls still face barriers to education, gender-based violence, child marriage, menstrual health challenges and unequal opportunities.

At Save a Soul Cameroon (SASCAM), we are leaving no stone unturned in our commitment to protecting the rights, dignity and future of every girl child.
- This year's sensitization activities are ongoing in Bamenda and Bafoussam, where we continue to raise awareness, educate communities and encourage collective action to ensure that girls are heard, valued and given opportunities to thrive.
Our commitment includes:
- Promoting education for every girl.
- Raising awareness about health, hygiene and menstrual health.
- Fighting gender-based violence and all forms of abuse.
- Promoting equal opportunities, dignity and participation.
- Encouraging girls to believe in themselves, discover their potential and become leaders of tomorrow.
Protecting a girl is everyone's responsibility. Educating a girl strengthens a family. Empowering girls transforms communities.
Today, SASCAM calls on parents, teachers, community leaders, institutions, partners and all citizens to stand together for the girl child. Let us move beyond celebration to meaningful action!
- Every girl deserves to dream. Every girl deserves to learn. Every girl deserves to be safe. Every girl deserves a future.
Save a Soul Cameroon (SASCAM)
Humanity above all differences.
- Together for stronger, healthier and more educated girls!
Courage Konseh Primo Romeo Njobinkir Claude Pamela Sewoyeba Shella Yuhnwi Ndzedzeni Lidovic Ndzedzeni Nformi Vanessa Sascam Save a Soul Cameroon UNESCO UN Women Goethe-Institut World Health Organization (WHO) Ngeh Nyuyii Sharis Clinton Foundation TONTO W. C. DIKEH Regina Daniels

10/10/2026

ACCÈS POUR TOUS: INCLUSION MUST BE MORE THAN WORDS!
When people learn to communicate, barriers begin to fall. When institutions listen, inclusion becomes possible.
On 9 October 2026, Save A Soul Cameroon (SASCAM), Lead of Cluster 1, working alongside the Association for Women and Girls in Deaf Culture (AWGDC), a member of Cluster 1, carried out the final phase of activities at ENIEG Bafoussam, following the sign language training held at CIOP Bafoussam on 15 May 2026.
A total of 117 students attended, and 35 participants received their attestations. Some students from the Nursing Training School in Bafoussam also received theirs, while those away on internship will receive theirs later.
Six months after the initial training, students demonstrated the sign language skills they had acquired. Their enthusiasm was inspiring, but their request for further training carried an even deeper message.
Their curriculum speaks about inclusion, yet they still face a shortage of sign language teachers and interpreters.
How can we talk about inclusive education when communication barriers prevent some students from fully participating in the classroom?
During the activity, Médecins du Monde also emphasised the need for longer sign language training and sustained advocacy in a recorded video interview.
Meanwhile, the Accès pour Tous WhatsApp community had already grown to 66 members, with more students and teachers expressing interest in joining.
These developments remind us that inclusion cannot end with a training session or the awarding of certificates. It requires continuous learning, accessible communication, institutional commitment and collective responsibility.

AND THE JOURNEY CONTINUES!
The same Accès pour Tous activity will also take place in Bamenda, extending the opportunity to promote accessible communication and disability inclusion.
SASCAM and AWGDC, as members of Cluster 1, remain committed to the vision of a society where deaf and visually impaired people can access information, education, healthcare and opportunities without unnecessary communication barriers.
We may not be able to remove every barrier today, but together we can begin to change attitudes, strengthen skills and demand a more inclusive future.
Because deaf people deserve to be understood. People with visual impairments deserve accessible information. And every person deserves dignity, opportunity and belonging.
Let us move beyond awareness to action.
Let us move beyond promises to practical inclusion.
Let us build a society where nobody is left behind because they communicate differently.
SAVE A SOUL CAMEROON (SASCAM) & ASSOCIATION FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS IN DEAF CULTURE (AWGDC)
Accès pour Tous — Bridging Communication Gaps for Deaf and Visually Impaired People in Cameroon.
❤️ HUMANITY ABOVE ALL DIFFERENCES.
Sascam Save a Soul Cameroon Association for Women and Girls in Deaf Culture Courage Konseh Njobinkir Claude Goethe-Institut UN Women Pamela Sewoyeba Regina Daniels Shella Yuhnwi Nformi Vanessa Ndzedzeni Lidovic Ndzedzeni Clinton Foundation Ngeh Nyuyii Sharis World Health Organization (WHO)

07/10/2026

100 students. 5 groups. One important lesson: Menstrual hygiene is everyone’s concern. ❤️
Today at Lycée Canada Hall, Bafoussam, Save a Soul Cameroon (SASCAM) brought menstrual hygiene education from theory into practice as part of our activities preparing for the International Day of the Girl Child.
SASCAM worked with 100 students, girls and boys, introducing them to reusable sanitary pads, demonstrating their different parts and showing how cotton and absorbent materials can be properly positioned for better absorption.
The students were divided into five groups for practical activities, and their excitement and participation made the session truly encouraging.
We also demonstrated how reusable sanitary pads should be washed, disinfected, completely dried and safely stored for hygienic reuse.
We were honoured by the presence and support of MINPROFF representatives, women leaders and teachers of the institution.
Education is not only about giving information. Sometimes, it is about giving young people the opportunity to see, practise, ask questions and gain confidence.
When we educate girls, we strengthen their dignity and future.
When we educate boys, we build understanding and respect.
When we educate both, we build a better society.
🌍 Preparing our children today for a healthier, more confident tomorrow.
Save a Soul Cameroon (SASCAM)
Humanity Above All Differences.
Courage Konseh Sascam Save a Soul Cameroon UN Women Njobinkir Claude Goethe-Institut Ndzedzeni Lidovic Ndzedzeni Primo Romeo Shella Yuhnwi Clinton Foundation Pamela Sewoyeba Nformi Vanessa Ngeh Nyuyii Sharis

05/10/2026

Honoring the Architects of our Future

On International Day for Teachers, Save a Soul Cameroon (SASCAM) stands with profound gratitude to recognize the incredible educators among us.
Teachers are not merely keepers of knowledge; they are the bedrock upon which our communities stand and the architects who build a better world. Their influence stretches far beyond the classroom, touching every heart they mentor and shaping the destiny of the world we share.
We extend a special, sincere thank you to the dedicated teachers who work hand-in-hand with the SASCAM Team. Your unwavering assistance in our activities is invaluable. Without your cooperation, patience, and direct mentorship of the pupils in our care, our mission to build a brighter, more educated future would not be possible.
Today, we honor your passion, your sacrifice, and your enduring belief in every child. You are the transformation. You are the hope.
UNESCO Courage Konseh Sascam Save a Soul Cameroon UN Women Clinton Foundation Goethe-Institut Regina Daniels Njobinkir Claude Pamela Sewoyeba Primo Romeo Shella Yuhnwi Nformi Vanessa Ndzedzeni Lidovic Ndzedzeni TONTO W. C. DIKEH Association for Women and Girls in Deaf Culture

30/09/2026

CULTURE CARRIES US

People may be displaced from their homes, but they do not leave their culture behind.
When people lose their familiar communities, language, food, music, dances and traditions, they can also lose a sense of belonging. Yet culture can help people reconnect with their identity, their memories and with one another.
- Drumming.
- Singing.
- Dancing.
- Storytelling.
- Sharing traditional meals.
- Farming and working together.

These are more than traditions. They can build bridges.
Think of an Anglophone and Francophone marriage where two cultures meet, dance, cook and celebrate together. Think of our funeral celebrations, where people travel from different places to share food, music, stories and solidarity. This is the power of culture to bring people together.
Through Save a Soul Cameroon (SASCAM) and our experience with "Classroom as a Vector for Peace" a project sponsored by connected Kamerun and sponsored by the German Federal Government, we have seen how painting, drawing, embroidery and cultural expression can support peacebuilding and social cohesion.
Now we are bringing children and young people together to cook traditional meals, draw, paint, dance, tell stories and share the cultural journeys that have brought us to the West Region.
- Come with your culture. Come with your story. Come and learn from another.
- Let our differences become bridges.
- Let culture carry us towards peace.
Save a Soul Cameroon (SASCAM)
Humanity Above All Differences.
- Join us. Let us create, share and celebrate our cultures together!
Goethe-Institut Courage Konseh Sascam Save a Soul Cameroon Njobinkir Claude Konseh Comfort Lungai UNESCO Shella Yuhnwi Nformi Vanessa Association for Women and Girls in Deaf Culture Primo Romeo Ndzedzeni Lidovic Ndzedzeni UN Women

26/09/2026

HOUKAHA in Évêché Bafoussam SAYS NO TO GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE!.

On 25 September 2026, more than 50 women and men came together at the Chefferie de Houkaha, Évêché Bafoussam, for an open community dialogue on Gender-Based Violence.

Despite the rain, the community came out. Women spoke. Men spoke. Questions were asked. Opinions were shared.
The discussion went beyond simply saying NO to GBV. We looked at what families can do differently:
- Positive parenting
- Positive masculinity
- Better communication
- Dialogue instead of violence
- Respect and care within families

An important discussion also focused on widowhood. The Chef de quartier participated actively, while Médecins du Monde highlighted the need to consider the health and psychological wellbeing of widows, the children under their care, the trauma of isolation and the difficulties women may face when traditional mourning practices prevent them from returning to normal activities.
Some of our cultural and social practices deserve honest reflection. Culture should protect human dignity, not become a source of additional suffering.

The contribution of civil society members and other Task Force participants made the exchange richer.
The Task Force for the Fight against Gender-Based Violence, coordinated by MINPROFF, with support from Médecins du Monde, continues to bring the conversation closer to communities.
🌧️ The rain came, but the mission was accomplished.
GBV is everyone's concern. Prevention starts with us, in our homes and in our communities.
Kamerun Cameroun Courage Konseh Sascam Save a Soul Cameroon Ndzedzeni Lidovic Ndzedzeni Regina Daniels UN Women Courage Konseh Sascam Save a Soul Cameroon Regina Daniels @

23/09/2026

DEAFNESS IS NOT AN INABILITY IT’S A DIFFERENT WAY TO EXPERIENCE THE WORLD!

Today, as the world celebrates the International Day of the Deaf, Save A Soul Cameroon (SASCAM) stands proud alongside our brothers and sisters living with hearing impairment.

Many people mistakenly view hearing impairment as a limitation. But the truth is simple: deaf individuals are as intelligent, talented, brilliant, and wonderful as anyone else. They go to school, excel in professions, build businesses, and inspire their communities every single day!.

Did you know? Hearing loss can affect anyone, at any time through illness, aging, or accidents. Inclusion isn’t just for "them" it’s for all of us.

OUR CALL TO ACTION:
Let us break down the walls of silence. Learn basic sign language, promote equal opportunities, and build an inclusive Cameroon where no talent is left behind!
SIGN UP FOR SIGN LANGUAGE RIGHTS

Sascam Save a Soul Cameroon Courage Konseh@ Njobinkir Claude Regina Daniels Primo Romeo Pamela Sewoyeba @ Association for Women and Girls in Deaf Culture @ Clinton Foundation @ Nformi Vanessa @ Ndzedzeni Lidovic Ndzedzeni UN Women Goethe-Institut @ Konseh Comfort Lungai World Health Organization (WHO) UNESCO TONTO W. C. DIKEH Shella Yuhnwi Gladness Ngum Martha Nuh

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