Stories

In Mokong, access to sexual and reproductive health services, including contraception, is transforming the lives of mothers and their children.

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

With support from UNICEF and KfW, Mokong’s health centre treats malnutrition and gives children like Prosper health, identity, and dignity to thrive.

In Mokong, despite initial fragmented services and limited training the integrated 1000-day approach, backed by UNICEF and KfW, helped curb stunting

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

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

Solar energy brings safe water to Kalaldi. Built by UNICEF and funded by Korea, this system offers hope and transforms lives in the remote community.

From 29 May to 1 June, a national campaign was held to vaccinate against polio and combat malnutrition in Cameroon's 10 regions.

In Minawao, a UNICEF-backed programme helps teen girls fight anaemia. With iron and folic acid, Mariama regains energy, hope, and a brighter future.

In Cameroon’s Far North, UNICEF combats child malnutrition. Esther, a displaced mother, shares her journey of struggle and hope through community care.

UNICEF and Korea team up to reduce newborn deaths in Cameroon by strengthening health systems, improving WASH, raising awareness, and uniting actors.

In Adamawa, Korea and UNICEF unite health and WASH efforts—bringing safe water, hygiene, and better care to mothers and children for lasting family well-bei

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