Community Initiative For Developmental Action

On the 12/10/2025,Our organisation with human rights Commission were selected amongst HR organizations in Fako and both together participated as élection observer during the cameroon presidential élections in Southwest Pricirly in Fako.

Our youths staff from Community Initiative For Developmental Action attended a 2 days training on peace advocacy workshop organise by Presbyterian Church in cameroon.

Kindly have a taste of organisation, 80/20 home made product.
At Community Initiative For Developmental Action we are engaged in plastic recycling and in developing other raw materials to create unique products as
We brand sandals,bangles,earrings,Africabeats,picture portraits,picture frame, and many more.
At ,we empower to elevate.

Ndape Sally

To curb GBV in communities,we at Community Initiative For Developmental Action we empower to elevate.
We are engaged in recycling basic materials 👠💍👜 to produce handmade sandals👡, bangles, handbags and mamy more.

Ndape Sally

TRAIN PEOPLE, NOT JUST TEAMS

Too many organizations spend time building teams, but very few invest in building people.

A team is only as strong as its individuals — their mindset, capacity, and confidence determine the collective outcome. You can have the best logo, vision, and structure, but if your people lack fundraising intelligence, emotional resilience, and donor communication mastery — your organization remains stuck in survival mode.

Train people, not just teams.
Because when you train a person, you transform a mindset.
When you transform a mindset, you build sustainability.
And when you build sustainability, you attract funding — consistently.

At Think Like A Funder Consultancy, we don’t just teach fundraising;
we shape fundraisers into strategic thinkers who understand how funders make decisions.

That’s why I’m inviting you to our upcoming FUNDRAISING INTELLIGENCE BOOTCAMP — a transformational experience designed to equip nonprofit leaders, fundraisers, and social innovators with the tools, mindset, and donor engagement skills to unlock consistent funding flow for their causes.

This is not another workshop —
It’s a mindset revolution for fundraisers ready to move from “chasing donors” to attracting funders.

Who should attend:

NGO Founders & Program Managers

Fundraising & Communications Officers

Social Entrepreneurs

Anyone tired of donor rejection letters

Why you should attend:

Learn the 03C Model of Fundraising™ — the Think Like A Funder way

Build your Funding Roadmap for 2025

Access funding intelligence tools and donor networks

Join a growing community of smart, connected, fund-ready professionals

Date: To be announced to registered members only.
Venue: ZENTECT & Toilcam Enap Junction Buea
Fee: 50,000 FCFA
Early Birds: 35, 000 FCFA
Limited slots available for serious change-makers only.

Train yourself before you train your team.
Because when you grow, your organization grows — and funding follows.

🔗 Register now for the Fundraising Intelligence Bootcamp and start thinking like a funder.



Alisha Ward TeenAlive Community Initiative For Developmental Action.

Happy World Humanitarian Day to our partners, my team, and all humanitarians.

We have made significant progress in serving humanity, and despite the challenges, we persevere, driven by our commitment as humanitarians to advocate for the vulnerable. Continue working towards positive change and impact while prioritizing your well-being and safety amidst adversity.

Happy happy world humanitarian Day.
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By November, Community Initiative For Developmental Action will be conducting training on fabrics as shown below.
The date will be announced, and limited spots will be reserved for young women and girls.
Stay tuned.
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Community Initiative For Developmental Action, Yesterday we conducted a training session for 20 young women and girls on ovatine production at our office premises. The empowerment initiative aims to curb gender-based violence and economically uplift women from poverty.
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World Food Programme West Africa
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United Nations Development Programme - UNDP Amnesty International Africa United Nations Human Rights IWPG Cameroon

A wonderful conclusion to day 2 of the session, where we emphasized the importance of being skillful and useful, marking an incredible day of empowerment, where we elevated over 200 women and young girls.

One thing is certain: while certificates are valuable, acquiring skills is more significant than the degrees we earn. As a young woman, I encourage you to be creative and strive for excellence in advancing our economy by enhancing your financial capabilities for sustainability purposes. L

Rhema Stacey with her peers during the Reach Out workshop on being skillful and useful. Humanity first. Ndape Sally Community Initiative For Developmental Action Haut-commissariat du Canada au Cameroun UNFPA Cameroon United Nations Development Programme - UNDP Amnesty International Africa United Nations Human Rights Rhema Stacey

Be Skillful and useful workshop organise by us and partners ,wherby stacey empowered to elevate more than 400 girls and women.

She's 13 years old, she's in form 5, she's Rhema Stacey she's a sexual reproductive health advocate at ,and she was today's coach on reusable sanitary pads, menstrual hygiene,chain'sbangles and earrings in the Creative corner workshop.

Humanity first

Ndape Sally
Community Initiative For Developmental Action
IYEC Cameroon
Haut-commissariat du Canada au Cameroun
UNFPA Cameroon
World Food Programme West Africa
United Nations Development Programme - UNDP
Stacey

We would like to introduce our trainee, Stacey Ntube, a 13-year-old advocate for sexual reproductive health rights in colleges in the South West region and very friendly.

She has empowered over 500 youths on bottle recycling by producing bangles, bags,chains, head scarf, sandals,earings,and shoes in her community. During holidays, Stacey visits our office to offer her services to young girls and women in our community in the South West as a way to curb Gender based violence and reduce the abuse on her peers.

In this picture, Stacey Ntube is taking Hon Culberth Kolle , a youth parliament in bamuso constituency in Cameroon,measurements to produce him a shoe, bracelet,and sandals.

Girls' and women's livelihoods matter.
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