Favour Health Foundation-FHF

08/05/2026

09/04/2026

Cameroon has launched its National RMNCAH Strategy (2025–2030), a bold step toward improving maternal and child health. Its a year already.......

But let’s be honest:
Strategies don’t save lives. Implementation does.
With maternal mortality still alarmingly high, the challenges are not new:

-Underfunded health systems
-Shortage of skilled health workers
-Limited access to emergency obstetric care
-Deep inequalities in rural and conflict-affected areas

We already know what works.
What Cameroon needs now is:
✔ Real investment in primary healthcare
✔ More midwives and frontline health workers
✔ Functional emergency obstetric care (EmONC)
✔ Reduced financial barriers for women
✔ Strong accountability and data systems
Because no woman dies from pregnancy due to a lack of knowledge
they die from a lack of access, quality care, and timely intervention.
This strategy has the potential to be transformational.
But only if backed by political will, financing, and accountability.
The question is no longer “What should be done?”
It is “Will we actually do it?”

07/04/2026

World Health Day 2026

“Stronger Health Systems for Healthier Communities”

Health is not just about accessing services, it is about building resilient, equitable, and responsive health systems that work for everyone.
Today, we reflect on the reality in many of our communities: fragile systems, limited resources, and growing pressures from climate change, disease outbreaks, and inequality. These challenges remind us that health outcomes are only as strong as the systems behind them.
Strengthening health systems means:
✔️ Investing in skilled health workers
✔️ Improving healthcare infrastructure and supply chains
✔️ Ensuring sustainable financing for primary healthcare
✔️ Using data for informed decision-making
✔️ Promoting gender-responsive and inclusive health policies
✔️ Building resilience against climate and public health emergencies

At Favour Health Foundation, our work goes beyond service delivery. We are committed to strengthening primary healthcare systems, empowering communities, and advocating for policies that ensure long-term, sustainable health impact.

This World Health Day, let’s shift the conversation: From short-term solutions
➡️ to sustainable systems
From access alone
➡️ to quality, equity, and resilience
Because true health for all is only possible when the system works for all.

07/04/2026

⚠️Not everything you see online about health is true.

🔬Misinformation spreads fast. But behind every vaccine, treatment and health breakthrough is one thing: *science.*

*This World Health Day, 7 April, stand with science*.

➡️ Choose facts over misinformation.
➡️ Share evidence-based information your community can trust.

💡Because *better information* leads to *better health decisions*.

Learn more about the World Health Day ➡️ bit.ly/4bu0CZM
UN Women Cameroon
UNFPA Cameroon
UNHCR Cameroun
OIM Cameroun
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Ministère de la Santé Publique du Cameroun
UNICEF Cameroon
United Nations Cameroon
UNAIDSCameroon
Centre Pasteur du Cameroun
VIHeillir
Direction de la Promotion de la Santé - DPS

06/04/2026

For many women in our communities, accessing healthcare is not a simple journey, it is a long, exhausting walk.

This image reflects a reality we see too often: a pregnant woman walking miles, tired and vulnerable, just to reach a health facility. For some, the distance, cost, and insecurity mean they never make it in time.

At Favour Health Foundation (FHF), we are working to change this story.

Through our community-based interventions, mobile clinics, and strengthened referral systems, we are bringing healthcare closer to women and children, so no mother has to risk her life just to give life.

-Every step she takes reminds us why we must do more.
- Every life we reach strengthens our commitment.

Together, we can ensure that distance is no longer a barrier to safe motherhood.

29/03/2026

With WHO Cameroon – I just got recognised as one of their top fans! 🎉

29/03/2026

With Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance – I just got recognised as one of their top fans! 🎉

29/03/2026

Women, especially in rural communities, are at the frontline. They walk longer distances to fetch water during dry seasons, struggle to provide food when crops fail, and care for sick family members when diseases like malaria and cholera increase due to changing weather patterns. Pregnant women face even greater risks, as extreme heat and poor nutrition can affect both mother and baby.

According to the World Health Organization, climate change is one of the biggest threats to global health today. Global frameworks like the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and the Sustainable Development Goals also remind us that we cannot achieve good health without addressing climate change and gender inequality together.
This means solutions must go beyond the environment. We must:

-Strengthen community health systems so care is available even during climate shocks
-Promote antenatal care and health education for women
-Support women as leaders in climate and community decisions
-Raise awareness on disease prevention and environmental hygiene

At Favour Health Foundation, we are committed to protecting lives by integrating climate awareness into our health programs and ensuring that no woman or child is left behind.
Climate change is here. But together, with informed action and community support, we can build healthier and more resilient communities.

27/03/2026

Impact Highlights: FALCOH Community Health Campaign 2026

The Favour Health Foundation (FALCOH) is proud to share the remarkable impact of our recently concluded Community Health Campaign conducted across Bokova and Koke communities.
Over six days of intensive outreach, our dedicated team worked tirelessly to ensure that vulnerable populations had access to essential healthcare services.
📍 Campaign Locations
• Bokova IHC – 24–25 February 2026
• CEAC Bokova – 26–27 February 2026
• Grace NPS Koke – 28 February – 1 March 2026
📊 Key Impact Achieved
Through this campaign, we were able to reach hundreds of community members, delivering life-saving health services including:
👩‍⚕️ 500+ community members received free medical consultations
🦟 200+ children and pregnant women screened for malaria, with positive cases receiving immediate treatment
🩺 350+ people screened for hypertension and diabetes, helping many individuals discover their health status for the first time
🧪 250+ people screened for HIV, accompanied by counseling and health education
📚 Hundreds of residents sensitized on disease prevention, hygiene, and healthy living
🌱 Real Impact in the Community
The campaign created opportunities for early diagnosis, treatment, and health education, particularly for individuals who rarely have access to medical services.
Many participants expressed gratitude for the free screenings and consultations, while several individuals were referred for further care after early detection of health conditions such as hypertension and diabetes.
Children suffering from malaria were tested and treated promptly, helping families avoid the serious complications that malaria can cause.
🤝 Looking Ahead
While we celebrate this success, it also reminds us of the significant healthcare gaps that still exist in underserved communities.
At Favour Health Foundation, we remain committed to expanding community health outreach programs to reach more vulnerable populations.
We warmly welcome partnerships with NGOs, donors, health institutions, and development organizations who share our vision of improving healthcare access in Cameroon.
Together, we can bring healthcare closer to the people and save more lives.

🙏 Thank you to our medical team, volunteers, community leaders, and every participant who made this campaign possible.






UNFPA Cameroon
Malaria No More
Brother's Brother Foundation
AmplifyChange
UNFPA

21/03/2026

At our clinic, our team is dedicated to your well-being. We offer hepatitis B screenings for 1000frs; this offer is valid until March 31st.

20/03/2026

📢 Partnership Announcement

Favour Health Foundation (FHF) is pleased to announce the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Home Care Medics (HCM) Cameroon, marking an important step toward expanding access to quality and affordable healthcare for underserved communities.
Home Care Medics (HCM) Cameroon is a health organization dedicated to improving healthcare access by providing affordable medical services and innovative care solutions, while helping reduce the growing burden on healthcare practitioners across Cameroon.
Through this partnership, FHF and HCM Cameroon will collaborate to strengthen community health services, promote accessible and affordable care, and support vulnerable populations through outreach programs, preventive health education, and improved healthcare delivery.
Together, we are committed to advancing equitable healthcare and building healthier communities across Cameroon. 🤝🌍