FREE HOLIDAYS TRAINING AND AWARD OF CERTIFICATES ON VITAL ICT SKILLS
FREE HOLIDAYS TRAINING AND AWARD OF CERTIFICATES ON VITAL ICT SKILLS
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Fri Pamela the head teacher of the school in her welcome speech applauded the initiative as the first to be witness in C S Alatening. She was overwhelmed that the organization made catholic school Alatening a choice. She went further saying this year has recorded the highest number of pupils to 75 since 2017 and a drop in school fee from XAF35000 to XAF15000. It was closely followed with the introduction of staffs and other personalities present at the occasion notably the Fon of Alatening, His Royal Highness Fon Suhfor III.
Madam Joicelyne a staff of BGG highlighted the objectives of the organization which are geared toward gender equality and promoting women/girls empowerment, addressing social and economic gaps of marginalized and underprivileged women and girls who are victims of gender-based violence, widows, orphans, victims of conflict such as refugees, internally displaced persons (IDPs), those excluded from mainstream livelihood, young people unable to afford basic education and training.
She went further with the list of interventions carried by the organization such as the training on powder soap production and marketing, Agriculture and poultry farming, capacity building, scholarships, health care assistance and environmental campaigns towards climate mitigation.
Mrs. Stella Mofor is a remarkable woman; her dedication, unwavering commitment, and passion for uplifting the lives of those who are less fortunate are truly inspiring. Today, we unite in support of her vision and her tireless efforts. Our outreach program today focuses on primary school disadvantaged pupils and orphans, at Catholic School Alatening. These young souls face challenges that many of us may never fully comprehend. However, it is through our collective effort, compassion, and generosity that we can make a lasting impact in their lives. 
Together, we have the power to provide educational opportunities, nurture their dreams, and offer a brighter future. We can bridge the gender gap, provide equal opportunities, and create a more inclusive society for all. As we embark on this journey, our founder Mrs. Stella Mofor encourages the Alatening people to come together as a community, as well as a family to extend helping hands to those in need.
Our top priority is to rehabilitate girls and women suffering from obstetric fistula. The “smell of leaking urine, faeces or both, is constant and humiliating, often driving the patients’ family, friends and neighbours away” … and these victims are usually stigmatized, ostracised and very often seen as a cursed to their families and communities. Most of the women are first time mothers in this condition, a condition that leaves most of its victims about 90% with still born babies, not only this but they are usually abandoned by their husbands and families (because they smell) making it difficult for them to secure income or support, thereby deepening their poverty. Their isolation may affect their mental health, resulting in depression, low self-esteem and even suicide.
The women at the fistula hospital carry out various craft activities while undergoing their treatment at the hospitals. This serves as a means of building their capacities in life skills and a source of income for the women. These activities include;
Yvonne Leina Chi is an award winning international journalist and Women’s Rights Activist.She is Founder and CEO of the Women Relief Services where she joins forces with local women to combat harmful cultural practices against women and girls in African Communities.She is also the Global Outreach Strategist for
Grace is the CEO of Adelaar Energy and an advisory board member of the African Energy Chamber. She commenced her professional journey as an audit staff at PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) before she transitioned to the energy industry. She started off as a Business Planning and Economic Analyst for Shell Cameroon and then worked as a Business Analyst and Economist for Shell Nigeria for several years. She also worked as a senior manager (business planning and economics) at a medium-sized multi-national company, Addax Petroleum (SINOPEC Company) before moving to Eroton Exploration & Production Company, one of Nigeria’s biggest indigenous startups where she served as a senior manager in Business strategy and economics.
