Change Care Foundation

It’s International Day!
24 July was chosen because your health matters every hour of every day.

Self-care for everyone.
Self-care throughout your life.
Self-care everywhere.

Happy Independence Day

International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking 🚨

Drug abuse doesn't just destroy lives—it tears apart families, steals dreams, and weakens communities. Every addiction begins somewhere, but with education, support, and compassion, recovery is possible.

We at Change Care Foundation, we believe that every life is valuable and every person deserves hope. Together, we can raise awareness, support those struggling with addiction, and inspire healthier choices for a brighter future.
❌️Say NO to drug abuse.
❤️ Say YES to hope, healing, and a better tomorrow.
Let's stand together to build a drug-free generation.

Change Care Foundation is much honored to be participating in the Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Case Management Training taking place at Capitol Hotel.

The training is organized and facilitated by TEENALIVE and WACAMEROON, with technical support from UNFPA, under the project titled “ Woman Eh! Wuna Place Dey.” The initiative is funded by the European Union, Cooperation Allemande (German Cooperation), BMZ, and GIZ, whose support continues to strengthen efforts aimed at preventing and responding to Gender-Based Violence and promoting the rights, protection, and empowerment of women and girls. The first day of training focused on key foundational topics including: • Basic Gender Concepts • Power and Gender-Based Violence (GBV) • Consequences of GBV • Causes and Context of GBV This training presents an important opportunity to strengthen knowledge and skills in survivor-centered case management, deepen understanding of gender dynamics, and enhance efforts to address and prevent GBV within our communities.
Change Care Foundation remains committed to continuous learning, evidence-based practice, and collaborative action that promotes the dignity, safety, and well-being of women and girls.

We extend our sincere appreciation to TEENALIVE, WACAMEROON, UNFPA, the European Union, Cooperation Allemande, BMZ, and GIZ for their leadership, partnership, and commitment to advancing GBV prevention and response initiatives.
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People with albinism have the right to be treated with respect and equality. They must be included in decisions that affect their lives and in important human rights discussions to combat discrimination.

Saturday is Albinism Awareness Day.

Through the leadership of our Executive Director, Change Care Foundation successfully participated in the GBVIMS Training for GBV Service Providers NW/SW.

This impactful 5-day training was organized by TeenAlive - Cameroon with technical support from UNFPA Cameroon , under the BMZ and EU-funded "Women Eh" project.
The session focused on strengthening the technical capacity of service providers in the Gender-Based Violence Information Management System (GBVIMS).

Change Care Foundation is now better equipped to collect, manage, and share GBV data responsibly, contributing to safer communities and more coordinated protection services for women and girls.

We extend our sincere appreciation to TeenAlive and UNFPA for this valuable capacity-building opportunity.
Together, we continue to build stronger systems for GBV prevention and response.


Bureau régional GIZ Yaoundé Unesco Yaounde Union européenne au Cameroun Plan International Cameroon AmplifyChange Common Action for Gender Development-COMAGEND Cameroon Goethe-Institut Kamerun Femnet Secretariat Sexual Violence Research Initiative