Remedy to take on Humanitarian Action to IDPs in Buea South West Province on 11 May 2019 in Buea, Remedy will offer humanitarian aid to at least 100 IDPs in the ratio 65 females to 35 Males. This action is in line with the organisation`s project tag "Pray with the Displaced"
A one week Seminar was held in the month of August. The main purpose of the seminar was Biodiversity conservation. This was also manifested by the planting of trees and also talkshow on how we can preserve our environment.
Planting of Trees with the aid of other Partners
Planting of Trees with the aid of other Partners
Out of the 275 organisations nominated for the
Leadership Initiative Award (LIA) organised by the Future African Leaders
Foundation(FALF). REMEDY, emerged 4th out of the 10 final
nominated organisations. Recognised for outstanding and consistency in providing remedial actions, humanitarian support, volunteerism, leadership training, human rights defendant, community development in so many diverse ways. The members and staff of this prestigious organisation are grateful to their amazing Founding President - Mrs. Lawrentine Onege and The President of FALF - Rev. Dr. Chris Oyakhilome for the prestigious award, the training and recognition of the works of REMEDY in stirring remedial courses in youths and women in Cameroon.We are moving on, the work continues!!!
On March 13, 2020 Remedy organised a training on Leadership Through Volunteerism with 45 participants and representatives from: American Corner, Future Africa Leaders Foundation and other Organization
Happy Women's Day to all women around the world. Today March 8, 2021 was a memorable day with the Buea women in the South West Region of Cameroon. We had a wonderful time where we talked about building Women Leaders and Entrepreneurs through the Creation of Sustainable Economic Opportunities in a bid to alleviate poverty and better their livelihood. We also also educated the women on how their rights can be protected and how they could contribute to the fight against the spread of the COVID-19 both in their homes and in the society at large.
