LICHA and her partners in their charitable/ humanitarian gesture empowered ten (10) internally displaced visually impaired persons with skills in detergent production (Bleach water and Omo).  It all started on the 7th of January 2025 with the production of bleach water and the preparation of chemicals for the production of Omo. In the end, 60 litters of bleach water was produced, bottled and share among the participants to penetrate the market in their respective quarters. 

 

 

In continuation of the empowerment process for Omo production, a total of 574 sachets were produced by these internally displaced visually impaired persons. In the end, the omo was distributed to the beneficiaries to go and test the markets as a means of raising funds to use for the seed grant empowerment phase. The empowerment phase shall help them to fend for themselves and their families. 

 

 

 

As  a continuation of the BOOSTCAP Project, COSSA and LICHA empowered these two internally displaced women with poultry farming (table birds rearing) and by acquiring a piece of land and providing seed capital for the cultivation of  organic huckleberry as a means of improving on their livelihood.  Today , they can boost of producing great quantities which has gone a long way to improve their source livelihood.

LICHA joined Hope Social Union for the Visually impaired(HSUVI) by donating white canes and sensitizing the population of the Bamenda III Municipality( motor bike riders, taxi men and passer-by) on the different signs and uses of the white cane to persons with impairments, when and how to offer help to these persons.

Over 50 internally displaced children in the Banjah/Banshee Community in the North West Region of Cameroon benefited from Scholarship donated  by MANFU Group-LICHA. The socio-political crisis that left these children helpless attracted MANFU Group-LICHA who came in to put smiles on the faces of these less privileged children.

 

COSSA international and LICHA Cameroon put smile on the face of a vulnerable internally displaced woman in Bamenda.

A vulnerable IDP lady in Bamenda, Cameroon, was on June 7th 2024 filled with ecstacy as COSSA International and LICHA Cameroon leave an indelible mark in her heart by donating 100 table birds, 8 bags of feed, medications and an extension of her rented farm land for huckleberry cultivation, all in the quest for her economic empowerment.

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Christian Outreach for Spiritual and Social Assistance (COSSA International) is an organization that seeks to plant love and reap love by reaching out to those who are in dire need through spiritual and social assistance.
Life changing humanitarian association, (LICHA Cameroon) is also an association with the mission to assist those from vulnerable backgrounds. So, COSSA INTERNATIONAL after monitoring the activities of LICHA Cameroon for about 2 years entered in to a Networking partnership in January 2024 so that as a team, they can easily reach out to those in need since they have the same goals. Speaking today June 7th 2024 in Nkwen Bamenda where COSSA INTERNATIONAL and LICHA Cameroon were handing over the table birds, the project director of LICHA mentioned that the partnership between the 2 organizations is a perfect marriage that has an undeniable connection and that the donation today will go a long way towards reducing poverty and improve on the living standards of this IDP and her children.

COSSA International in the same light expressed the same optimism about the networking partnership and how the living conditions of this IDP will certainly improve. The vulnerable lady while receiving the gift was extremely elated by what the organizations had done to her. She thanked the donors and prayed that the Lord God should replenish the source a hundred full and give the donors the strength of a thousand elephants to continue with such marvelous gestures. She also noted that the donation will help over 10 children under her care. It is important to note that the bloody armed conflict in anglophone Cameroon which is in its 8th year now has brought untold suffering to the population as hundreds of thousands have been displaced, villages burned down and over 12000 feared dead. In the face of this unrest, however, COSSA INTERNATIONAL AND LICHA CAMEROON are more than determined to impact the lives of the vulnerable through skills acquisition, and socio-economic empowerment, and to also give them reasons to hope again. By this, the two(2) organizations will reduce poverty and inequalities thereby creating a just, equitable, peaceful, and inclusive society for all.

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SWEDEN ALUMNI NETWORK CAMEROON(S.A.N.C) In partnership with LIFE CHANGING HUMANITARIAN ASSOCIATION (LICHA-CAMEROON) launches its activities in Bamenda-The North West Region of Cameroon currently being affected by ongoing Socio-Political crisis. This was to commemorate world Menstrual Hygiene day, today May 28th, 2024, at The Government Practicising Nursery and Primary School Nibun, in the Bamenda III Sub-Divisional Council Area-Cameroon.

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The event brought together over 77 Adolescent girls, 10 female school tutors and 10 facilitators and volunteers from both Association to educate these adolescent girls on MENSTRUATION, THE IMPORTANCE OF MENSTRUAL HYGIENE MANAGEMENT AND SANITATION, AND THE CHANGES THAT COMES WITH MENSTRUATION. The participants equally received Sanitary pads and were cautioned on how to use disposal and reusable sanitary pads to prevent infections.

Most importantly, they were drilled on how to avoid unwanted, unplanned pregnancies, and to avoid any form of intercourse (physical or emotional) with the opposite sex that could lead to direct sexual harassment and indirectly lead to school dropout.
The participants/ beneficiaries were so elated with the presentations/teachings and said it was timely. They also promised to practice good menstrual hygiene and to educate their peers in their various communities.
The school authorities appreciated the associations and pleaded for more of such teachings within the primary school milieu stating that it was one of its kind and timely to the participants

SWEDEN ALUMNI NETWORK CAMEROON(S.A.N.C) is poised to strengthen relationship between Sweden and Cameroon and to build a sustainable society by sharing information and creating Opportunities to foster Sustainable development in Cameroon, in collaboration and partnership with other likeminded organisations in Cameroon.
If You are a Sweden Alums or an advocate for social justice and equality from any part of the world, join us to build an equitable,Inclusive and Just Society for all by partnering with the Sweden Alumni Network.

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It was an impacting Capacity Building Seminar at the Campus of the University Bamenda on; “EMPOWERING CAMEROONIAN YOUTHS FOR SUSTAINABLE GLOBAL LEADERSHIP”

The seminar was aimed at exposing the Cameroonian Youths to National and Global opportunities for sustainable development, and underscoring the relevance of Leadership and volunteerism in the pursuit of personal growth and relevance within the community, galvanized both international and National Stakeholders.

An initiative of five partnering organizations; the University of Bamenda Alumni Association(Uba-A), Sweden Alumni Network Cameroon(S.A.N.C), LIfe Changing Humanitarian Association(LICHA Cameroon), Ozone Friendly People(OFP) and Green Globe(GG) created a convivial interactive learning atmosphere between the participants, University stakeholders and tubah community stakeholders at large.

The Event that brought together both renowned international Leaders and environmentalists as speakers, notably Dr.Richard Munang from Nairobi, Kenya and Mr.Kiyah Derick from Kirona, Sweden, National Guest speakers such as Prof.Takor Nixon, Dr.Hyssin Ndze, Mr. Promise Fornjum were all involved in a panel discussion to share their leadership and Volunteerism Experiences to shape and impact the lives and destinies of the over 300 participants who answered present at the amphitheater 340 of the University of Bamenda.

The President of the Regional house of Assembly, Divisional Officer for Tubah, the Mayor for Tubah, the Vice Chancellor and the top administration of the University of Bamenda were all present, and took part in the seminar and the Trees Planting Exercise at University Campus to beautify the environment, combat climate change and Global Warming.

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Happy Labour day to the LICHA Team who are always thinking of how to assist the less privileged, the orphans and the physically chalenged to put food on their table. May God Bless and increase your coast.

 

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Mr. Promise Fornjum, CEO of Life Changing Humanitarian Association was applauded by the Post News Paper No 218 of February 20th 2024

He has led LICHA Cameron in creating generational impacts to Anglophones Internally Displaced by the crisis in the North West and South West regions. Donations from PINGSTYRKAN KARLSKRONA, SWEDEN facilitated the impact of LICHA on the internally displaced persons.