Community Outreaches
After a community meeting about the services of RuWCED's counselling centers
Community learning and exchange
Community exchange and learning with women from indigenous communities
GBV during COVID-19
Reflecting on girls' right to education and their VAWG related challenges in times of COVID-19 and conflicts
Discussing girls' right to education
Community exchange on girls' right to education
We Are Making a Difference
RuWCED's youths during National Youth Day 2015
Reproductive Health Talk
Sensitizing secondary school students on HIV/AIDS
Trained peer educators ready for HIV/AIDS Sensitization and prevention
We are determined to make the zero new infection target a reality. If it happens, please know that being HIV+ is not a dead sentence. Call our help l...
Celebrating 2016 National youth day in Ndop-Cameroon
Youths are the strength of our rural communities. RuWCED's team made the difference
Sexual and Reproductive Health Education
Reaching out to secondary school students during an HIV/AID-sexual and reproductive health education outreach
Mama Rural
A task she carries, a responsibility she bears a wife to a husband, and a mother to children, the hidden treasure from despised eyes!
Getting the community involved
Community leaders, parents, teachers and primary school pupils during our Education talks campaign
Sport, a healthy lifestyle!
Doing sport helps our women stay in shape!
Girl Child Education
Presenting school materials to some of our rural girls
Engaging Communities
Connecting Youths
Women's Day 2015
Reaching Out to the Youths
RuWCED's Sport for Health Session
Staff and pupils exercising after health talks
RuWCED's 2014/2015 IT graduating students
We are happy to have young dynamic girls graduating with computer diplomas from our training center
Our Youths performing for the community
Craft-work, drama, singing , as well as dancing is part of our recreational activities
Serving our Communities through Creative Sewing
RuWCED's Community Computer Training Center
Encouraging girls to get involved in Information Tecnology
Adolescent SRH
Reaching out to young boys and girls in our community
Together we can work with women and girls to co-create knowledge that responds to their differentiated aspirations as regards to effective policy formulation and program implementation. Women/girls irrespective of their intersectional positionalities ARE NOT JUST VICTIMS. They are THE FORCE to recon with! They can help to inform and design our development efforts in ways that ensure maximum inclusion.
 
 

RuWCED is a nationally accredited NGO that works to promote the health, education, livelihoods, human rights and development of rural women, girls, youths and children. In our operations, specific attention is paid to; women/girls’ Sexual and Reproductive Health rights (SRHR), women/girls’ educational and economic empowerment as well as combating all forms of Violence against Women and Girls (VAWG) towards enabling women/girls to be at the center of issues concerning their bodily autonomy and livelihoods.

Our priority target population are rural/ indigenous women/girls, IDP women/girls, adolescent mothers, women/girls living with disabilities, women/girls living with HIV/AIDS, Women Household Heads (WHH) and sex workers. In terms of geographic scope, RuWCED focuses most of its programmatic work in the North West Region of Cameroon where there is an ongoing-armed conflict and in the West Region where there are many IDPs. RuWCED has offices in these two regions of Cameroon but implements projects in other regions of the country as well.

We work in collaboration with community-based women groups, health facilities, schools, traditional justice systems as well as local administrative departments and authorities. We also explore and extend the relationship between access to economic resources, women's health and women's human rights in a bit to promote a humanistic vision of bodily integrity and well-being.

 
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