Completed
Improving Maternal & Under-Five Health in Mbah and Dom
Solar power, medical equipment, medication and trained community health volunteers for two rural health centers, to protect mothers and children under five.
View project →Every SSHS project starts with community consultation and is built to last. Explore what we have delivered with our partners in Cameroon.
Field Projects
5 projects delivered and open to partners.
Completed
Solar power, medical equipment, medication and trained community health volunteers for two rural health centers, to protect mothers and children under five.
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Completed
1,000 textbooks for GS Mboh Nso and 80 tables and chairs for Catholic School Ndzengwef, ending years of children sharing books and sitting on bare floors.
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Seeking partners
Drilling and rehabilitating boreholes, building eco-friendly school latrines, and running hygiene and menstrual health training for schoolgirls.
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Seeking partners
Library corners, reading clubs and adult literacy classes for women and out-of-school youth, with books, bags and uniforms for children at risk of dropping out.
View project →Vocational training, improved seeds and tools, savings groups and financial literacy so households can feed themselves and earn.
View project →New literacy, water, health and livelihood projects are planned with communities in Cameroon. Partner with us to make the next one happen.
Become a partner →Our Method
Every SSHS project follows the same path, and each stage has a record: a consultation note, a partner agreement, a procurement list, a signed handover, and a follow-up visit.
Community consultation and needs assessment with the health centre, school or council.
Partner agreement: roles, co-funding and maintenance responsibilities in writing.
Procurement, installation and training, done with local technicians wherever possible.
Public handover to the receiving institution, photographed and documented for donors.
Follow-up visits and reporting on the indicators the project promised to move.
A mama kit, a mosquito net, a solar lamp in a labour room: small, practical items that keep a mother and her baby alive. Fund one, or partner with us on a whole health centre.