VisionaryCareFoundationCameroon

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Who we are

VC Foundation Cameroon

is a non-profit apolitical organization founded in 2021 and registered in Cameroon with a mission to empower vulnerable persons in the society especially women and children.

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What We Do

VC Foundation Cameroon

strives to empower, educate and contribute to the protection of vulnerable and disadvantaged women, girls and children living in both urban and rural communities of Cameroon

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Our Targets

VC Foundation Cameroon

targets mainly: WOMEN, GIRLS &
CHILDREN

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Program 1:
Sexual GBV Reduction
We are dedicated to reducing the rate of SGBV among vulnerable women, girls and children.
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Program 2:
Health and Sanitation Access
We strive to enhance access to sexual and reproductive health services for women and girls.
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Program 3:
Educational Access
We also strive to increase access to education and related services for women and girls.
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Program 4:
Economic Empowerment
We empower women and young girls via skills training financial access and Startup assistance.
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Your Vision, Our Mission

Our Vision

To have a society where women, girls and children will enjoy their full rights free from all sorts of abuse and ab able to contribute to the development of their communities

Our Mission

To Empower and Protect vunerable and disadvantaged women and children in neglected communities
VISIONARY CARE FOUNDATION CAMEROON
was founded in February 2021 as Vision and Care Center with the goal to protect vulnerable women and girls from all forms of sexual and Gender- based violence as well as empower them through vocational training.

However due to challenges in legalizing it under the aforementioned name, the name was changed to Visionary Care Foundation (VC Foundation) Cameroon in July 2022 and was legalized in September 7th 2022

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    What We’re OfferingWhat We’re DoingWhat We’re Offering

    Our Domains of Intervention

    VC Foundation is authorized to carry out activities in the following domains:

    Gender Equality
    Education
    Health
    Community Development
    Why We’re ExcellingWhy We’re ThrivingWhy We’re Advancing

    Our Keys to Success

    Over the years, VC foundation has been resilient and successful owing to these factors.

    Cause
    Analysis & Response
    VC Foundation gathers its motivation from the needs of communities and embarks on resolving these needs
    Capacity
    Development
    We have been investing on research and implementation of more effective means of reaching out to communities.
    Partnership
    & Cooperation
    VCF draws strength by sharing experiences with other actors through partnership in order to create more impact.
    Dedicated
    Team
    Our staff comprises of team players who have a deep passion for humanitarian and social assistance.
    Sustainability
    Plan
    We ensure that our projects are sustained by the beneficiaries for continuous impact and a ripple effect in growth
    What’s HappeningWhat’s HappeningWhat’s Happening

    Latest News & Articles

    Activities

    GBV Campaign at GHS Buea

    The phenomenon of sexual violence is more rampant and prevalent in our milieu than you can ever imagine. Today, the VC Foundation and the South West Regional Delegation of Women Empowerment and Family led by the Regional Delegate carried out awareness raising on GBV and HIV/AIDS at GHS Buea.

    A message that was timely as students prepared for the Youth Day celebration. The outcome was overwhelming as many cases of sexual abuse were denounced.

    We are all called to action towards eliminating sexual abuse and gender-based violence.

    #togetherWeStopGBV

    Activities

    VCF Training on Pastries Production in Kombo Abedimo

    Mobile livelihood activities within communities can be an effective approach to reaching beneficiaries in a context where insecurity hinders community mobilization.

    VC Foundation through its community trainers empowered some single mothers on how to make “fishpie” in Kombo Abedimo, Ndian Division.