We promote citizen's participation in democratic governance in Cameroon by enabling women/girls and youths to take part in elections, as well as demand political accountability from their local leaders on their campaign promises.
RuWCED embarks on a Division wide HIV/AIDS prevention, care, nutrition and anti-stigma education program aimed atreaching 50,000 youths in the 13 villages of Ngoketunjia Division of the North West Region of Cameroon. Thirty nine peer educators trained from the 13 villages, educational and support outreaches on-going, free and voluntary mass screening on-going at our hubs in the different villages.
Read more: HIV/AIDS Prevention, Screening and anti-stigma Education
For many years, sport has been one of the most important socio-cultural learning experiences for boys and men.
These benefits should be afforded our women and girls too. There are many advantages for girls and women to get involved in sport: