Construction of City of Hope Women’s Center - CAEPA Cameroon
- Cameroon
Frequently asked questions
Construction of City of Hope Women’s Center - CAEPA Cameroon is open to participants aged 18 to 75.
The program runs for 16 to 32 weeks.
Construction of City of Hope Women’s Center - CAEPA Cameroon is located in Cameroon.
About Program
In the past three years, the Anglophone Crisis has resulted in detrimental instability and conflict in the lives of Cameroonians. What started as peaceful strikes to end the marginalization of English-speaking regions in the country quickly turned into violent revolts, with government forces and anti-government forces clashing, plunging the country into destructive conflict. As a result of ongoing conflicts, there has been an increase in sexual violence against women that has had a devastating impact on individuals and communities. The City of Hope Women’s Centre will be a safe place for Cameroonian women and girls that have experienced a multitude of traumas resulting from this conflict.
Program Highlights
- Learning opportunity
- Taste local food
- Visit to touristic sites-crafts centres
- Expirience a different culture
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Program Impact
• Emotional and psychological: therapy and counseling treating post-trauma.
• Educational: IT computer with internet access, literacy classes, basic accounting classes.
• Entrepreneurial: workshops on small businesses, micro-loans, sustainable farming and agriculture, hair styling, among others.
• Health: information courses on women’s health such as reproductive health, sexually transmitted infections, safe sex, menstruation, prenatal care, healthy eating, gender-based violence, trafficking, among others.
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Location
Cameroon, a country at the crossroads between West and Central Africa, is often referred to as "Africa in miniature" for its geological and cultural diversity. Natural features include beaches, deserts, mountains, rainforests, and savannas. Interestingly, it's also home to over 250 native languages spoken by nearly 20 million people.
