UNICEF in Cameroon

In Kaïkaï, near Lake Maga in Cameroon’s Far North, floods are frequent. Despite the danger, families settle in flood-prone areas exposed to seasonal risks.

In Minawao, anaemia is declining among refugee adolescent girls thanks to iron and folic acid supplements provided by UNICEF with financial support from KfW

A Journey of Healing and Hope

At 16, Momy Oumaté Shows Remarkable Courage on the Road to Recovery in Cameroon’s Far North

Empowering Communities, Protecting Children: Highlights of Progress in Health, Education, Climate Action, and Child Rights

Raoul uses geolocation and mapping to identify unregistered, unvaccinated children in Cameroon—ensuring they’re seen, protected, and included.

From Voices to Action — How Adolescent Girls, Universities, and Communities Are Shaping a New Social Norm Landscape

In Eastern Cameroon, UNICEF supports health workers like Maiga and Michel to vaccinate children in remote mining camps, reducing zero-dose cases by 27%.

She traveled across Cameroon carrying the voices of girls. More than just a driver, Christelle has become one of the leading figures of the Girls’ Movement

June 2025 Spotlight: From the My Name Awards to the first oxygen industry in Northern Cameroon, UNICEF is driving impact for every child, everywhere.

Forced into marriage at 17 and abandoned with 2 children, Madinatou found hope again through UNICEF’s Youth 3+1 program under the PETVISIDAME project

UNICEF celebrated 40 champions of citizenship at JEICOM 2025. Garoua 2 claimed top honors after a year-long challenge on improving birth registration.