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Organisation aims and activities: Promotion and sensitisation of the UN convention of children's rights in Cameroon Improve welfare of children by health, nutrition, education and social interventions for children in difficult circumstances Empowering the NGO's leaders Primary areas of work: Education, adoption, juvenile justice, minority and street children.
Further details: Advocacy for the implementation of the CRC
Organisation type: NGO national child rights coalition
Areas of expertise: Reporting to and monitoring the CRC
Countries in which this organisation works: Cameroon
Other organisations based in Cameroon:
- Alliance des Enfants pour la Protection de l'Environnement
- Association Développement et Solidarité pour l'Avenir
- Association for the Protection of Women's and Children's Rights (APWCR)
- Association Mondiale Pour l'Ecole Instrument de Paix
- Association of Human Rights and Tortured Defenders
- Benevolent Community Education and Rural Development Society
- Cameroon Association for the Protection and Education of the Child
- Cameroon Deaf Empowerment Organisation
- Centre d'Appui et d'Autopromotion des Initiaves Locales de Developpement
- Chantier d'appui, de loisirs, de bricolage des lapinos
- Child Helpline Cameroon
- Child Project International
- Coalition des ONG Camerounaises pour les Droits de l'Enfant
- Community Children Organisation (COCO)
- Defence for Children International - Cameroon
- Droits de l'Enfant: un Livre pour Chaque Enfant
- Help For Street Children
- Help Out
- National Development Foundation
- Organisation de Developpement et des Droits de l'Homme au Cameroun
- Plan International - Cameroon
- Press Jeune
- Serve the Orphans Foundation
- Think Youth Independent Association
- United Action for Children
- Volunteer Assistance for the Forgotten Children
- Youth Development Foundation
- Youth for the Future
- Youth Outreach Programme
Last updated 16/01/2004 05:01:26
CRIN does not accredit or validate any of our member organisations. The views and activities of our members do not necessarily reflect the views or activities of CRIN's coordination team.
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