Together we can help rural women and children survive the challenges of HIV/AIDS and stigma, lack of education, cultural discrimination, poverty, poor health and sanitation.
The Rural Women Center for Education and Development (RuWCED)-Cameroon is a not-for-profit grassroots and nationally accredited organization that works to promote the health, education, livelihoods, human rights and development of rural women, girls, youths and children.
We work in collaboration with community based women groups, traditional councils, religious leaders, schools and health centers. We also explore and extend the relationship between resources, women's health and women's human rights in a bit to promote a humanistic vision of bodily integrity and well-being.
In most rural communities, there is no guarantee that a rural woman will escape maternal death in either of it forms. You can however, ensure some degree of guarantee with your services, gift or sponsorship.
Most of these young girls cannot afford for pads, and tend to use dirty cloths and leaves during their menses. This causes many to shy away from classes because their dresses always get stained.
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RuWCED Uses Music and Theatre Arts to Sensitize the Population on CSE, GBV and VAWG
 RuWCED organised the third Edition of the Rap Concert to sensitize a multitude on Comprehensive Sexuality Education, Gender-Based Violence and Violence against Women and GirlsContinue reading
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Elimination of GBV/VAWG/HP: RuWCED Sensitizes Hundreds of Households in Ngoketungia Division
 Hundreds of households in Babessi, Balikumbat and Ndop central subdivisions of Ngoketunjia Division welcomed RuWCED team for several weeks and benefited from sensitizations on Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH), Gender Based Violence (GBV) and the importance of educating the girl child. Continue reading...
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RuWCED Encourages Exchange of Ideas in Favour of the Girl Child Education to Deconstruct the Drivers of GBV/VAWG/HP
 In two different dialogue sessions with parents and children in the villages of Babessi and Bamessing of the Ngoketunjia Division late in December 2020 and early January 2021, Continue reading...
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RuWCED Equips Nurses in Ngoketunjia with Knowledge on Post Abortion Care
 One year after training nurses in the Ngoketunjia Division of the North West Region of Cameroon on Post Abortion Care (PAC), RuWCED returned for a refresher training. continue reading...
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RuWCED Trains Medical Personnel on Non-Judgmental Sexual and Reproductive Health Service Provision in Koutaba
 RuWCED has on October 12, trained medical personnel on non-judgmental Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) Service provision in Koutaba, West Region of Cameroon. continue reading...
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COVID-19: RuWCED Organizes a Wide Campaign to Curb the Spread
of COVID-19, Reduces GBV/VAWG and SRHR Violation
 RuWCED, in its capacity to empower communities in the thirteen villages of Ngoketunjia Division, Northwest Region Cameroon invited community leaders and nurses for empowerment on managing and preventing COVID-19. continue reading...
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COVID-19 Challenge: RuWCED Awards Prizes and Certificates to Winners
 With 49 applications, 12 winners of the recently launched COVID-19 Challenge, were excited to receive their certificates and prizes at RuWCED branch in Bamenda on April 16, 2020. Six of them who are based in Bamenda, attended the ceremony. continue reading...
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RuWCED continues with the prevention of COVID-19 in Ngoketunjia Division
 RuWCED proceeded with some activities; providing hand washing buckets and soaps for people in the community. We placed these buckets in different places; at the market entrance, park, checkpoints etc, to encourage hand washing. continue reading...
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RuWCED's COVID 19 Challenge, March 2020 Read more...
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Capacity Building of RuWCED Staff
 Some RuWCED staff participated in a three-day training workshop of Community Health Workers (CHWs) on self-administration of Sayana Press, which took place recently in Mbouda, West Region of Cameroon. Continue reading...
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World's Children's Day 2019: NW Children Cautined on their Rights Amidst Ongoing Crisis
 Prior to the commemoration of World Children’s Day, RuWCED and partners mobilised close to 200 children in Bamenda, on November 17, 2019. Continue reading...
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RuWCED Graduates batch of Girls Club
 The first batch of RuWCED's Girrls Club made oup of 25 girls graduated at the branch office RuWCED Bamenda. Continue reading...
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RuWCED Continues to Expand SRHR to PLWDs  RuWCED held another meeting withPersons Living with Disabilities (PLWDs) to equip them with knowledge, Continue reading...
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RuWCED Trains Stakeholders on the Danger of Unsafe Abortions and Abortions Related issues
 During series of seminars organized from November 13 to 15, RuWCED equipped medical doctors, nurses, peer educators, journalists, school counselors and religious youth leaders. Continue reading…
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Fight Against Cervical and Breast Cancer: RuWCED Reaches out to Hundreds of Women in Ndop Again
 In another two-day free campaign and consultation for cervical and breast cancer as well as free screening for HIV/AIDS. Continue reading…
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RuWCED Embarks on a Two-day Outreach and Free Consultation of Cervical and Breast Cancer in Ndop
 A two-day outreach and free consultation of cervical and breast cancer was organized and carried out by the Rural Women Center For Education And Development (RuWCED) at the Ndop District Hospital on the 9th and 10th of September 2019. Continue reading…
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RuWCED Enlightens Persons with Disabilities on the Concept of Family Planning
 About 30 PLWDs benefited from educative talks on Family Planning, in a forum organized by RuWCED in partnership with Special Needs Entrepreneur Group (SNEG-MC) last August 4, 2019, in Bamenda. Continue reading…
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