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BLESS Foundation NGO

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Ensuring Quality Education, Nurturing Entrepreneurs, Promoting Peace and Good health in the grassroot
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Bless Foundation is a non profit community based organization out to inspire, educate, mentor, empower and develop communities through Volunteerism and Youths engagements activities. Our activities include: Peace promotion, Counseling, Mentorship, Community development, Health promotion and capacity building. Authorized on February 17 2022 to fullfil its missions legally. We looking forward to partner and collaborate with other people, organizations and companies in facilitating change.

18/08/2026

📢 BLESS FOUNDATION NGO TAKES VOCATIONAL SKILLS TRAINING TO THE COMMUNITY! 🎓🛠️

Recently, our team took another important step in our mission to empower young people with practical skills, create opportunities and promote peace through vocational training.

We reached out to the Molyko and Bunduma community people in Buea to engage residents and create awareness about our upcoming October 2026 – March 2027 Vocational Skills Training Programme.

And the response was AMAZING! 🙌🏿🔥

The people welcomed our team and showed genuine interest in the opportunity. From young people looking for practical skills to parents and community members interested in supporting their children, the message was clear:

👉🏿 Young people want skills.
👉🏿 Communities want opportunities.
👉🏿 And practical education can change lives.

🎯 THREE SKILLS. ONE CHOICE. YOUR FUTURE.

For the upcoming training cycle, participants can choose ONE of our practical training departments:

🥐 PASTRY & CAKE PRODUCTION
🎨 GRAPHIC DESIGN & PRINTING
💄 MAKEUP & LASHES

The goal is not simply to sit in a classroom and receive information.

We want you to LEARN, PRACTICE, CREATE and DEVELOP a skill you can use to build your future. 💪🏿

💰 HOW MUCH DOES IT COST?

Registration: 10,000 FCFA
Free Training ✌🏾

And yes! 😍

🗓️ TRAINING PERIOD

October 2026 – March 2027

📍 Registration Office: Checkpoint, beside Molyko Stadium, Buea
📱 WhatsApp/Call: 650 419 034

⚠️ IMPORTANT REGISTRATION NOTICE

Registration closes soon💁🏼

Please don’t wait until the last minute. Because of our training policy and the need to maintain effective practical classes, late registration will not be accepted after the deadline.

If you have been thinking: “I will register tomorrow.” 😂 Tomorrow may be too late oooh! 🙏🏿

The community has already responded. The opportunity is here. Now it’s your turn.

Whether you want to learn how to bake and decorate cakes, create professional graphics and printed materials, or develop professional makeup and lash skills, choose your department and secure your place.

🌱 SKILLS TODAY. OPPORTUNITIES TOMORROW.

At Bless Foundation NGO, we believe that empowering young people with practical skills is not just about employment.

It is about confidence, independence, entrepreneurship, dignity and building a more peaceful and productive community.

👇🏿 READY TO JOIN?

📲 Send us a WhatsApp message now: 650 419 034

Choose your skill. Register. Learn. Practice. Create. Build your future.

16/08/2026

🏆 YOUR SKILLS COULD PAY YOU. YOUR COMMITMENT COULD ALSO REWARD YOU!

What if your vocational training journey ended not only with a skill, but also with recognition and a financial reward? 👀🔥

At Bless Foundation, we believe serious students deserve to be recognized.

During our graduation ceremonies, outstanding students are financially rewarded:

🏆 50,000 FCFA — Top Performer
🌟 25,000 FCFA — Most Respectful, Assiduous & Collaborative Student

These are not just prizes. They are our way of saying: “We see your effort. We value your discipline. We appreciate your commitment.” ❤️

And guess what? 👇🏿

YOU could be the next student standing there with an award! 🎓🏆

Our upcoming vocational training programme in Buea is designed to equip young people with practical skills that can become the foundation for income, entrepreneurship and self-reliance.

🎓 PROGRAMMES OFFERED:

💻 Graphic Design
💄 Make-up & Lashes
🎂 Pastry & Cake

📅 Training period: October 2026 – March 2027
📍 Buea
💰 Registration: 10,000 FCFA
🎁 Training fee: FREE

But please don’t wait until the last minute. 🙏🏿

We have a limited number of spaces in each department, and registration closes immediately once a department reaches its maximum capacity.

For example, our Pastry & Cake department needs only 20 students, and 15 spaces have already been taken! 😂🔥

That means only 5 spaces remain.

Tomorrow may be too late oooh! 😭🙏🏿

📲 WhatsApp now: 650 419 034

Secure your place and start building the skills that could change your future.

Your name could be on our next graduation list.
Your face could be on our next award photo.
Your story could inspire someone else.

Don’t just watch others succeed.

START YOUR JOURNEY. 🎓🔥

⁠Watch our previous graduation awards on YouTube here 👇
https://youtu.be/GmL4WCPnhzA

14/08/2026

🌱 EMPOWERING ADOLESCENTS WITH KNOWLEDGE, CONFIDENCE AND THE POWER TO SPEAK UP

Every adolescent deserves access to accurate information, a safe space to ask questions, and the knowledge needed to make healthy, safe and responsible decisions.

Recently, Bless Foundation team conducted a Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE) Sensitization Campaign at St. Therese College, Buea, engaging adolescent boys and girls in an interactive, participatory and age-appropriate learning session.

Under the theme: “strengthening child protection and advancing SRHR for women and girls”

The session created an open and respectful environment where learners could discuss issues affecting them as they navigate adolescence.

Our discussions explored:

🔹 Understanding Adolescence
Learners explored the physical, emotional and social changes that naturally occur during adolescence, helping them understand that many of the changes they experience are a normal part of growing up.

🔹 Understanding Comprehensive Sexuality Education
We clarified what CSE is and what it is not. The session emphasized that CSE is about equipping young people with age-appropriate knowledge, values and life skills concerning their bodies, emotions, relationships, health, safety, rights and responsibilities.

🔹 Healthy and Unhealthy Relationships
Through discussion and practical examples, learners identified qualities of healthy relationships, including respect, trust, honesty, communication, equality, kindness and support. They also examined warning signs such as manipulation, threats, violence, control, insults, jealousy and pressure.

🔹 Consent and Personal Boundaries
One of the important messages was simple and powerful: CONSENT = FREELY GIVEN PERMISSION.

Learners were encouraged to understand that everyone has the right to establish personal boundaries, say NO, and have that decision respected. They also learned that silence, fear, pressure or inability to make a free choice should never be interpreted as consent.

🔹 Risks Facing Adolescents
The discussion addressed issues including peer pressure, s*xual exploitation and abuse, online exploitation, teenage pregnancy, s*xually transmitted infections, drug and alcohol abuse, child marriage and transactional s*x.

Rather than simply telling young people what not to do, we encouraged them to think critically about risky situations, recognize warning signs, make informed choices and seek appropriate guidance.

🔹 Speaking Up and Seeking Help
Learners were reminded that when they experience or witness abuse, they should not carry the burden alone. Trusted adults and appropriate support systems, including parents, teachers, school counsellors, social workers, health workers and child protection actors, can provide assistance.

One important message stood out: Keeping abuse secret protects the abuser, not the victim.

🤝 LEARNING THROUGH PARTICIPATION

The session was not a lecture alone.
Learners actively participated through:

✅ Interactive “Agree or Disagree” activities
✅ Group discussions
✅ Real-life scenarios discussion
✅ Questions and answers
✅ Anonymous questions through a question box
✅ Reflection and knowledge checks

The scenario-based discussions allowed learners to think through situations involving online pressure, inappropriate offers from adults and disclosures of abuse, while exploring safe and appropriate responses.

At the end of the session, learners reflected on what they had learned and the actions they could take to protect themselves and support others.

🌍 OUR KEY MESSAGE TO EVERY YOUNG PERSON: My body belongs to me. I have the right to say NO.
Respect is the foundation of healthy relationships. I will protect myself and others. I will seek help when I am unsafe. Everyone deserves dignity and respect.

At Bless Foundation NGO, we believe that prevention begins with knowledge, protection begins with awareness, and empowerment begins when young people are given the confidence to understand their rights and speak up.

We are grateful to the administration, teachers and learners of St. Therese College, Buea, for creating an enabling environment for this important conversation.

Together, we can build schools and communities where adolescents are informed, protected, respected and empowered to make responsible choices about their lives and futures.

💙 Educate. Empower. Protect.

04/08/2026

Under our project Save Child Cameroon: Strengthening Child Protection and Advancing SRHR for Women and Girls, our team continue to carrying out intensive home-to-home sensitization in the Mile 14 community, targeting heads of households as primary duty bearers in child safety.

During the visits, we introduced key concepts of child protection, discussed common protection concerns in Cameroon such as violence, neglect, child labour, early marriage, and conflict-related risks, and explained how a child’s environment (family, community, society) can either protect or expose a child to harm. Using the socio-ecological framework, we demonstrated how collective responsibility ensures children’s safety.

We also educated families on disabilities, barriers that increase vulnerability, and practical Child Protection Risk Analysis, highlighting risk levels and required responses. Special attention was given to urgent Mental Health and Psychosocial Support using the “Look, Listen, Link” approach of Psychosocial First Aid.

01/07/2026

🌿This new month, let's make a commitment to protect our children by saying NO to drugs and substance abuse. The fight begins at home, where parents, guardians, and families shape values, and continues in our neighborhoods through care, mentorship, and positive role models. Every child deserves a safe environment to learn, grow, and dream without the threat of addiction.

🚧 Let us educate, support, and stand together because our children are our future leaders, and their future starts with the choices we make today.

21/06/2026

💙 HAPPY FATHER'S DAY 💙

Today, Bless Foundation celebrates all fathers and father figures whose love, guidance, sacrifice, and protection help shape the future of our children and communities.

A father is more than a provider. He is a protector, mentor, teacher, role model, and source of strength. Through his presence, children learn values, discipline, confidence, responsibility, and respect. Fathers play a vital role in child protection by creating safe environments where children can grow, learn, and thrive.

Every child deserves the care, support, and guidance of responsible adults, and fathers have a unique opportunity to help raise children who are secure, resilient, and prepared for life.

On this special day, we honor fathers everywhere for the positive impact they make in the lives of their children, families, and society.

Strong Fathers. Strong Families. Strong Communities.

Happy Father's Day to all fathers, grandfathers, guardians, mentors, and father figures. Thank you for being a source of hope, protection, and inspiration.

16/06/2026

Our recent meeting with the team focused on exposing everyone to the strategic plan needed for achieving our "SAFE CHILD CAMEROON PROJECT"

During the session, we explored understanding and established practical action plans for achieving Child Protection, Gender-Based Violence Prevention (GBV), Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) promotion, Effective communication, Reporting, and Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS).

At the community level, our Sessions will continue to focus on identifying risks and vulnerabilities affecting children, engaging men and boys as part of the solution, survivor-centered approaches, ethical documentation, and community-based prevention strategies.

The meeting was highly participatory and reflective, exposing the team to quality implementation plan in line with project objectives and protection standards 💙

This initiative is dedicated to strengthening child protection systems and advancing Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) for women and girls in Mile 14, Muea, Mile 15, and Molyko.

Through school sensitization, community dialogue sessions, case management services and training, SRHR education, and economic empowerment, we continue to build safer environments, informed communities, and resilient survivors.

07/06/2026

POWERPOINT TRAINING FOR PROJECT DEFENSES (ND, HND, Bsc, & Masters)

Based on a popular request, we are pushing the training kickoff date to next week ✌️

JOIN OUR WHATSAPP GROUP NOW, REGISTER AND SUGGEST A CONVENIENT TRAINING DAY

Final REGISTRATION DEADLINE: Tuesday 9th

This training will take place in Buea 🙏

👉Join our WhatsApp group for more information and clarifications 👇👇👇

https://chat.whatsapp.com/FvuDj7xD9fRIPaDqcjyi5j?s=cl&p=a&ilr=4

06/06/2026

🥗🌍 World Food Safety Day 2026 is on 7 June.

💔 Did you know that nearly 1 in 9 people worldwide fall ill every year after eating contaminated food? That's 866 million people – and sadly, 1.5 million lives are lost annually.

✅ Many foodborne illnesses can be prevented with simple everyday habits.

Here are WHO's food safety tips:

🧼 Wash your hands before preparing food
🥩 Cook meat, poultry and seafood thoroughly
🥗 Wash fruits and vegetables before eating
🌡️ Keep hot foods hot and cold foods cold
🔪 Avoid cross-contamination between raw and cooked foods

👶❤️ Children under 5 carry almost one-third of the global health burden from unsafe food, making food safety especially important for families.

💸 Food safety isn't just about avoiding stomach bugs. Unsafe food can lead to more than 200 diseases, strain health systems, and cost the global economy US$ 310 billion every year.

🌱🍎 This World Food Safety Day, let's remember: safe food = better health, stronger communities, and a healthier future for all.

Learn more ➡️ https://www.who.int/campaigns/world-food-safety-day/2026

05/06/2026

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Checkpoint Molyko
Buea

Heures d'ouverture

Lundi	08:00 - 17:00
Mardi	08:00 - 17:00
Mercredi	08:00 - 17:00
Jeudi	08:00 - 17:00
Vendredi	08:00 - 17:00
Samedi	08:00 - 12:00

Téléphone

+237650419034

Site Web

http://bless-foundation.org/

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