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Survivors' network - SN, Cameroon SURVIVORS' NETWORK (SN), CAMEROON/AFRICA, is the leading Ant-Trafficking org in Cameroon & is a non-profit lay apolitical org.

It's made up of & led by Female Survivors of Human Trafficking & Modern Day Slavery but, of recent male survivors are joining.

Shout out to Our newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Nakinti Besumbu Nofuru, Etiennerichard Nguekeu, Nkede Lu...
27/08/2026

Shout out to Our newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Nakinti Besumbu Nofuru, Etiennerichard Nguekeu, Nkede Lucas Esambe, Theresa Morfaw, Faith Murunga, Jenet Suliy, Kiki Carole

# with this year’ s theme « # » We pause to honor the incredible dedication of aid workers, community volunteers, an...
20/08/2026

# with this year’ s theme « # » We pause to honor the incredible dedication of aid workers, community volunteers, and frontline responders who show up every single day to support those in vulnerable situations in hard to reach communities.
Our daily work goes beyond creating awareness, building skills or running vocational training programs. It is about restoring dignity of survivors, protecting persons living with disabilities, including indigenous women and girls in our activities and standing firmly against human trafficking and modern slavery, gender-based violence (GBV), and associated abuses.
True humanitarian action means ensuring that safety, opportunity, and respect are a reality for everyone regardless of circumstance, religion or race.
To every local changemaker, educator, field worker, and partner walking this path with us: Thank you for your courage, your heart, and your relentless commitment to humanity.

Let’s continue to protect those who protect others, champion local resilience, and build communities where everyone can thrive safely.


Today is , a day that sits at the very heart of what we do at Human trafficking is not just a headline or a distant pr...
30/07/2026

Today is , a day that sits at the very heart of what we do at
Human trafficking is not just a headline or a distant problem. It is happening in our cities, our borders, our agricultural zones, our mining communities and our villages. It affects women, men, young girls, and youth who deserve safety, dignity, and a future free from fear.
This year’s theme is "Trapped Behind the Scam."
So many of our youth, women, and girls are not lost by accident and are lured into danger by false promises. A "dream job" in the city, an easy recruitment offer in a gold mine, a travel visa offer that sounds too good to be true, or an online opportunity that turns out to be a trap! Ends up criminalising them to lured others while still in their situations.
Before people end up trafficked, they are scammed.
Ending human trafficking means breaking the scam before it traps another life:
- If a job requires upfront payment, secret travel arrangements, or promises unrealistic pay, ask questions.
- Talk to your children, sisters, brothers, and neighbours about deceptive recruiters.
- Look out for friends or relatives who are being recruited by unknown middlemen.
At Survivors’ Network (SN), Cameroon, we are working across our communities to expose these deceptive scams, share legal rights in local languages, and keep our people safe in their own homes.
If an offer sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Reach out to Survivors Network Cameroon if you suspect a scam or need help.





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Survivors’ Network (SN), Cameroon continues to expand its impact through the extension of its community mobilization, aw...
18/07/2026

Survivors’ Network (SN), Cameroon continues to expand its impact through the extension of its community mobilization, awareness, and sensitization campaign along the Lom-Pangar stretch.
Following the successful engagement in Yokadouma, the team has now reached the communities of Yoko Betougou, Koundi, and Ekombitie in the Lom et Djerem Division, within the Belabo Subdivision, with the support of .
This phase of the project focuses on strengthening the capacity of women and girls to recognize and prevent “sugar-coated” human trafficking tactics, while raising awareness on human trafficking, gender-based violence, and women’s rights. The initiative also provides practical guidance on how individuals and communities can seek support and protection.
Through interactive discussions with community mobilisers, traditional leaders, women leaders, and village notables, Survivors’ Network Cameroon shared key insights into the implementation of the program. Participants were introduced to the training approach and materials that will be used, including simplified educational tools, knowledge on trafficking risks, and community-based protection strategies.

Together, we are building safer, more informed, and more resilient communities along the Lom-Pangar corridor.










#With the theme: "Red Card to Child Labour, Fair Play for Children, Decent Work for Adults"Every child deserves a clas...
12/06/2026

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With the theme: "Red Card to Child Labour, Fair Play for Children, Decent Work for Adults"
Every child deserves a classroom, not a worksite.
Every child deserves play, not punishment.
Every child deserves a future, not forced labour.
In Cameroon, many children are trapped in farms, mines,street, homes as domestic workers. Poverty is never an excuse for exploitation.
This , Survivors’ Network Cameroon calls on communities, leaders, and families:
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Say YES to education.
# Break the silence.

29/04/2026

. Reducing Food Waste. Feeding Communities. From cassava to opportunity. We are empowering women, reducing food waste, and feeding communities through our garri processing initiative in Cameroon.
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29/04/2026

, . Feeding Communities. From cassava to opportunity! Empowering women to reduce food waste, and sustainable feeding for communities through our garri processing initiative in Cameroon.
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It was a delightful moment meeting with the team all the way from in , . A moment filled with meaningful disc...
06/04/2026

It was a delightful moment meeting with the team all the way from in , .
A moment filled with meaningful discussions, shared vision, and renewed commitment to protecting women and girls from to survivorsled solutions, engaging in deep conversations on ending human trafficking, strengthening community protection systems, and expanding opportunities for survivors to rebuild their lives with dignity.
This was more than just a meeting, it was a moment of connection, collaboration, and collective action.
We are deeply grateful for this partnership and excited for what lies ahead as we continue building safer, stronger, and more resilient communities together.

KaribuFoundation
SurvivorLed
Partnership
freedomforall
USEmbassyYaounde
FreeTheSlaves
onedayswages
inmaatfoundation
EndHumanTrafficking
SurvivorsNetworkCameroon
StrongerTogether

It was a delightful moment meeting with the team all the way from in , . A moment filled with meaningful disc...
06/04/2026

It was a delightful moment meeting with the team all the way from in , .
A moment filled with meaningful discussions, shared vision, and renewed commitment to protecting women and girls from to solutions, engaging in deep conversations on ending human trafficking, strengthening community protection systems, and expanding opportunities for survivors to rebuild their lives with dignity.
This was more than just a meeting, it was a moment of connection, collaboration, and collective action.
We are deeply grateful for this partnership and excited for what lies ahead as we continue building safer, stronger, and more resilient communities together.











Survivors' Network (SN), Cameroon Empowers Women through Vocational Excellence!!To commemorate the 2026 International ...
24/03/2026

Survivors' Network (SN), Cameroon Empowers Women through Vocational Excellence!!
To commemorate the 2026 International Women’s Day, we hosted a transformative liquid soap production training. With this year’s theme, "Rights. Justice. Action. For All Women and Girls," reminds us that true justice begins with the right to economic independence.
We were privileged to welcome expert trainers from the Ministry of Women’s Empowerment and the Family (MINPROFF). Their professional guidance ensured that our participants did not just learn a craft but gained a high-standard skill set ready for the Cameroonian market.

By equipping these women with the tools to start their own micro-businesses, we are moving beyond words and taking action to ensure every woman can claim her right to a dignified, sustainable livelihood.

EmpowerMeDontBlameMe
freedomforall
karibufoundation
inmaatfoundation
EndModernSlavery

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