WELL KARE

The WELL kARE foundation is a humanitarian association based in Cameroon, Centre region, Mfoundi department, Yaoundé 1 district. Its aim is to:
Identify and identify orphaned children in difficulty and women, young girls, widows, destitute, disabled, refugees, internally displaced, women victims of cancer, living with HIV / AIDS, blind women: to provide help, love and solidarity.
- provide them with a better education, quality instruction that will enable them to better integrate into society.
- promote health and environmental education
- identify, promote and coordinate development actions and projects initiated by them.
- promote and raise awareness of their rights (women's rights, children's rights)
- participate actively in their social and moral well-being.
- foster their development through exchanges with other national and international organizations and institutions.
- combat pimping of women and gender-based violence.
- fight against the discrimination to which most women, young girls living with HIV AIDS, autistic, handicapped and blind women are subjected these days. With the aim of (creating a health center where care for our target group will be free of charge)
- contribute to the realization of actions in their FAVOR in order to improve their living conditions and facilitate their social reintegration.
- promote, facilitate and develop among ourselves the values of help, love and solidarity.
- facilitate their professional orientation and training
- combat rape and feminicide of women and children.
- fight against early marriage
- combat pimping and the commodification of girls and women through dowry.
- train them in organic farming, fish farming, animal husbandry, sewing, hairdressing, bio cosmetics and digital technology, marketing and digital technology. instill in them respect for the environment and nature.
- promote culture through the creation of a library & multimedia center with free access for orphaned and vulnerable children, women and vulnerable girls.
- to create an orphanage with its own energy supply (solar and biogas, borehole) and a modern, energy-sufficient (solar, biogas, borehole) shelter for women and girls who are victims of gender-based violence.