Sascam Save a Soul Cameroon

07/06/2026

Accès Pour Tous (Access to All) was live in Bamenda. Living no one behind. Thank you great team. This is an Initiative of Connected Cameroun and sponsored by the German Federal Government.Courage Konseh Sascam Save a Soul Cameroon Association for Women and Girls in Deaf Culture Goethe-Institut Kamerun Regina Daniels UN Women Goethe-Institut Pamela Sewoyeba Emmanuel Kijika Nwifa Sylvie World Bank Group Shella Yuhnwi Njobinkir Claude UNESCO Clinton Foundation Primo Romeo Tantan Patience at job

06/06/2026

ACCESS FOR ALL BEGINS WHEN EVERYONE CAN COMMUNICATE
Yesterday, 5 June 2026, the city of Bamenda became a place of learning, inclusion, and hope as stakeholders from across the North West Region gathered under the Accès Pour TOUS Project for a workshop on:
"Bridging the Communication Gaps for the Deaf and Visually Impaired in Cameroon"
Implemented by Save a Soul Cameroon (SASCAM) and the Association of Women and Girls in Deaf Culture (AWDGC), this activity forms part of the broader Accès Pour TOUS initiative led by Connected Cameroon and funded by the German Federal Government, with the support of AP'Art and Media.ia.

The Bamenda workshop brought together approximately 55 participants, while a previous workshop held in Bafoussam on 15 May 2026 brought together approximately 65 participants. Together, both regions reached nearly 125 participants, including government officials, teachers, nurses, students, security personnel, civil society organizations, disability advocates, and media professionals.

Participants learned the sign language alphabet, numbers, name spelling, questions and responses, and practical communication skills for use in hospitals, schools, public offices, and community settings.

In Bafoussam, participants witnessed a powerful silent drama performed entirely in sign language by Deaf participants. In Bamenda, participants actively practiced signing, spelling their names, asking questions, and engaging in basic conversations. Across both regions, barriers began to fall as people discovered that inclusion starts with communication.
Beyond the workshops, AP'Art and Media.ia are contributing to a lasting digital legacy through the development of accessible learning resources, including videos, e-books, sign language lessons, Braille content, and an online platform where persons with disabilities, students, professionals, and the general public can continue learning long after the workshops have ended.
A teacher who learns sign language can change a child's future.
A nurse who understands basic signs can improve patient care.
A police officer who communicates effectively with a Deaf citizen can strengthen justice and trust.
A society that embraces inclusion becomes stronger, fairer, and more human.
Our heartfelt gratitude goes to the German Federal Government, Connected Cameroon, AP'Art, Media.ia, AWDGC, SASCAM, all participating institutions, media partners, facilitators, and participants who made these activities possible.
Together, we are building a Cameroon where no one is left unheard, unseen, or excluded simply because they communicate differently.
Courage Konseh Sascam Save a Soul Cameroon Goethe-Institut Clinton Foundation UN Women Regina Daniels Emmanuel Kijika Association for Women and Girls in Deaf Culture Ap'ArtS Pamela Sewoyeba Primo Romeo World Vision Zambia Goethe-Institut Kamerun

02/06/2026

Christ Cup 2026 organized by Kingdom Embassy with SASCAM as a partner in Health

02/06/2026

SPORTS, FAITH, HEALTH AND UNITY IN ACTION!

Save a Soul Cameroon (SASCAM) is honored to partner with the Kingdom Embassy Church Cameroon as the health partner for the Christ Cup 2026, a football tournament running from 30 May to 27 June 2026.

Football is more than a game. It is a powerful tool for bringing people together regardless of age, status, profession, or background. On the field, we learn teamwork, discipline, respect, perseverance, and friendship.

As health partners, our team is ensuring the well-being of players by monitoring vital signs, providing first aid, treating minor injuries, cleaning wounds, and promoting healthy lifestyles throughout the tournament.

In a time when many young people face challenges such as drug abuse, peer pressure, violence, and idleness, sports provide a positive alternative that inspires hope, purpose, and personal development.

The Church has long played an important role in nurturing not only the spiritual lives of people but also their physical and social well-being. Through initiatives such as the Christ Cup, faith communities are helping to build bridges, strengthen relationships, and promote peace within society.

Together, we celebrate the unifying power of sports, the healing power of health services, and the transforming power of faith.

- Join us as we promote healthy communities, empowered youth, and lasting unity through sports.

Courage Konseh Regina Daniels UNESCO Sascam Save a Soul Cameroon Njobinkir Claude Emmanuel Kijika TONTO W. C. DIKEH Shella Yuhnwi World Bank Group UN Women Clinton Foundation

31/05/2026

31/05/2026

SASCAM Joins the Fight Against Gender-Based Violence

What kind of society do we want to build? One where women and girls live in fear, or one where everyone is treated with dignity, respect, and equality?

From 27th to 30th May 2026, Save a Soul Cameroon (SASCAM) Bamenda Branch had the privilege of participating in the Young Ambassadors Workshop Against Gender-Based Violence (GBV) in Buea.

Over four enriching days, young leaders and community actors came together to learn, share experiences, and strengthen their capacity to prevent and respond to Gender-Based Violence in their communities.

The workshop was guided by two powerful messages that resonated with every participant:

-"Woman eh place Dey!"

- "Fine Man na de one weh e di support woman power!"

These messages remind us that women deserve equal opportunities and meaningful participation in society, and that real men are those who stand alongside women in promoting equality, justice, and respect.

The training provided valuable knowledge on GBV prevention, survivor support, referral mechanisms, information management, and strategies for community sensitization. It also highlighted the importance of protecting women's rights both offline and online.

For SASCAM, this was more than just a training. It was a call to action.

We return to our communities better prepared to raise awareness, challenge harmful norms, support survivors, and encourage men, women, boys, and girls to become part of the solution.

Gender-Based Violence is real. Many women and girls experience violence, discrimination, and abuse every day. Yet violence thrives where silence exists.

When communities speak up, survivors find support.

When leaders take action, change becomes possible.

When men stand with women, society becomes stronger.

We extend our sincere appreciation to GIZ, with funding support from the European Union (EU) and BMS, for creating this opportunity to empower young ambassadors and strengthen local organizations in the fight against GBV.

At SASCAM, we remain committed to building communities where every woman, girl, man, and boy can live free from violence and discrimination.

💜 Speak out against violence.

💜 Support survivors.

💜 Promote equality.

💜 Be part of the change.

Together, we can end Gender-Based Violence.

Courage Konseh UN Women Sascam Save a Soul Cameroon Goethe-Institut Clinton Foundation Regina Daniels UNESCO Emmanuel Kijika World Bank Group

28/05/2026

🌸 WORLD MENSTRUATION DAY 2026 🌸
“Together for a Menstruation-Friendly World”
Menstruation is NOT a taboo.
Menstruation is LIFE.
Menstruation is NATURE.
Our social norms and beliefs should never make us forget that every human being passes through the blood of a woman before entering this world. To call menstruation an abomination is to deny the very process of human existence.
At Save a Soul Cameroon (SASCAM), we stand to educate communities that menstruation is a natural biological function and should never be a source of shame, discrimination, isolation, or mockery for girls and women.
Too many young girls still miss school, suffer silently, and feel rejected because society refuses to speak openly about menstrual health. It is time to break the silence, end stigma, and restore dignity to our girls and women.
We call on:
- Religious leaders
- Traditional rulers
- Parents and guardians,- Schools and communities
- Men and boys
to support menstrual health awareness and treat women and menstruation with dignity, respect, and understanding.
SASCAM is currently carrying out sensitization and awareness activities ahead of our menstrual kit distribution campaign for vulnerable girls and young women.
We are still receiving support and donations of: 🩸 Sanitary pads
🧼 Soap and disinfectants
🪣 Buckets and hygiene materials
🪥 Toothpaste and personal care items
👗 Underwear and reusable kits
If you wish to contribute, simply contact us and we can: Pick up the items
OR
Guide you on how to send your support.
Together, we can end period poverty and give every girl the confidence to manage her period with dignity.
[email protected]
SASCAM Saving Souls, Changing Lives. Sascam Save a Soul Cameroon Courage Konseh UNESCO Regina Daniels Clinton Foundation Goethe-Institut Emmanuel Kijika Xhuma Africa Goethe-Institut Kamerun TONTO W. C. DIKEH

27/05/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Traoré Zanga Abdoulaye, Nah Francis Atoh, Brenda Pianta, Mansour Deme, Shella Yuhnwi, Ndueh
Courage Konseh Sascam Save a Soul Cameroon

26/05/2026

𝟏 𝐌𝐢𝐧𝐮𝐭𝐞, 𝟏 𝐈𝐦𝐩𝐚𝐜𝐭 2/15

Découvrez 𝐀𝐜𝐜𝐞̀𝐬 𝐩𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐓𝐨𝐮𝐬, un projet porté par Sascam Save a Soul Cameroon, Association for Women and Girls in Deaf Culture, Med.IA Laboratory , Association for the Promotion of Performing Arts pour favoriser une société plus inclusive pour les plus de 700 000 personnes vivant avec un handicap auditif ou visuel au Cameroun.

Cette initiative fait partie du projet Connected Camero(o/u)n du Goethe-Institut avec le soutien du Ministère fédéral des Affaires étrangères d’Allemagne.

Plus d'infos ici : https://urls.fr/1yl2QX

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Discover 𝐀𝐜𝐜𝐞̀𝐬 𝐩𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐓𝐨𝐮𝐬, a project led by Save a Soul Cameroon, Association for the Promotion of Performing Arts, Association for Women and girls in Deaf Culture, Med.IA Lab promoting a more inclusive society for the more than 700,000 people living with hearing or visual impairments in Cameroon.

This initiative is part of the Connected Camero(o/u)n project of the Goethe-Institut, supported by the German Federal Foreign Office.

More info here: https://urls.fr/1yl2QX

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