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It was wonderful to spend time with the children at the Marian Mojoko Foundation in Buea in February during our visit to the orphanage to distribute food and supplies. NDES has partnered with the Marian Mojoko Foundation for the past three years providing scholarships, clothing, toiletries, food, and financial support. We have also worked together to provide educational development and counseling for the children of the orphanage.

29 July – The NDES Foundation has delivered solar hand-trucks to women in the village of Konye, Cameroon to provide them with a secondary source of income. In addition to allowing them to bring more of their harvest to market, the trucks act as much-needed charging stations keeping individuals and communities connected particularly during long periods of a power outage that can often last up to five days. The village is already seeing significant benefits with each solar hand-truck supporting the re-charging needs of some 1000 people. Based

Summary: NDES has committed to develop a self-sustaining, multi-purpose Centre to promote the personal development of underserved children from the South West and the North West Regions of Cameroon. The Centre will provide a safe haven for up to 300 children and youths a year, offering workshops in vocational skills, counseling, and sport. With some basic training in a marketable trade, increased self-confidence and a network of support behind them, these children will be able to build economically secure futures for themselves and

In February, the NDES Foundation provided financial support to cover medical expenses for Pa Fonkwen Fonjah David, who has been seriously ill for some time. Over 90 years old, Pa lives in a rural community in Bonadikombo, South West Region of Cameroon with limited access to the medical support that he so desperately needs. NDES were happy to help him and his family and wish Pa good health and a strong recovery.