TGUP: Completed Projects in Cameroon
17 Completed Projects in Cameroon

1 - Ndongo Primary School: Desks, Benches & Supplies

Cameroon, 2023, Education

Project #288 of 413

The slum community of Ndongo operates a single school to serve the 895 children. There are only 5 classrooms, all in poor shape, and the children do not have enough benches or desks so end up sitting on the mud floor. This project funded 15 benches, 2 tables, 4 chairs, and many school supplies. Our NGO partner contributed $500.

Cameroon - Ndongo Primary School
Crowded classroom
Crowded class
New desks delivered

TGUP Partner: Action for Change

2 - Save a Girl: New Sewing Center

Cameroon, 2023, Vocation

Project #296 of 413

This new sewing center in Cameroon will focus on production and distribution of TGUP's Save a Girl kits. TGUP's Program Director flew to Cameroon to train the seamstresses, check the quality of their work, teach the trainer how to give the education required at each distribution, and participate in their first kit distribution.

New sewing center
Training seamstress

TGUP Partner: Action for Change

3 - Ndongo Primary School: New Roof

Cameroon, 2023, Education

Project #306 of 413

Ndongo operates one primary school, attended by 895 very poor and needy children, aged 4-12 years, many of whom are orphans, girls, and internally displaced children. A tropical storm tore the roof off the school creating an emergency situation. A new roof was funded for three of the classrooms including the principal's office.

Roof hanging in class
New sturdy roof

TGUP Partner: Action for Change

4 - Ndongo Primary School: Water Tap Renovation

Cameroon, 2023, Water

Project #308 of 413

The old water taps at the Ngondo community school not only served the 895 students and staff at the school, but the neighboring families as well. The water and taps were installed about 7 years ago and were used heavily on a daily basis so they needed renovation. This project provided a new tiled area with drainage and 2 taps.

Old water tap
New tiled tap

TGUP Partner: Action for Change

5 - Ndongo Primary School: New Classroom

Cameroon, 2023, Education

Project #327 of 413

The community school of Ndongo has 895 children in 12 grades. There were three classroom buildings. One just recently had its roof torn off by a major tropical storm, which TGUP replaced. A second classroom building, made of wood, had been condemned as it was likely to collapse. This project built a new 24'x21' classroom.

Abandoned classroom
New classroom

TGUP Partner: Action for Change

6 - Ndongo Primary School: Classroom Furniture

Cameroon, 2023, Education

Project #328 of 413

TGUP recently finished building a new classroom for the Ndongo Community School, near Buea in Western Cameroon. This project provided student bench desks, a teacher's table, chairs, a chalkboard and school supplies. The 895 students will be so surprised when they return to school after the holidays to see their new classroom!

Desks in use
New desks

TGUP Partner: Action for Change

7 - Save a Girl 2023: Save a Girl CM 23

Cameroon, 2023, Health

Project #334 of 413

The newly opened sewing center in Buea produced and distributed 1,270 kits at 14 different primary and secondary schools. Most of the girls who received the kits come from displaced families due to the civil war in Cameroon. Each kit also contains soap and panties and the girls received education on the use and care of the kits.

Ndongo Primary
Ndongo Recipient

TGUP Partner: Action for Change

8 - Ndongo Primary School: Students' Supplies

Cameroon, 2023, Education

Project #342 of 413

TGUP recently funded a new classroom and furniture for the Ndongo Primary School in Buea. Previously, the 895 students were crammed into 6 inadequate classrooms. Many could not attend because they lacked the basic supplies (pencils, a sharpener, pens, exercise books, etc.). This project funded supplies for over 300 children.

New backpacks
New school supplies

TGUP Partner: Action for Change

9 - Supplies: School Supplies

Cameroon, 2023, Education

Project #374 of 413

The 308 children at ROSA Primary School did not have the necessary supplies to do their homework. They had to share pencils, erasers, notebooks, etc. This project gave each student 4 pens, 4 pencils, a ruler, 2 erasers, and 5 exercise books. The teachers also received a year's worth of chalk, and toilet paper.

Students with supplies
Happy students

TGUP Partner: Action for Change

10 - Bolifamba: Science Lab in a Box

Cameroon, 2024, Education

Project #389 of 413

Bolifamba High School in Buea has 576 students but NO science lab. The students had to go to another school nearby to do experiments. Once TGUP offered the Science Lab in a Box, the school paid to renovate a room to use as a science lab.Then a SLaB was provided so now they have everything they need to succeed in science.

New lab room
Doing experiments

TGUP Partner: Action for Change

11 - Bomaka Primary: Classroom Furniture

Cameroon, 2024, Education

Project #395 of 413

In addition to funding new latrines and school supplies for the 487 students at Bomaka Primary School, TGUP also funded 30 new desks, 4 large tables, and 4 chairs. Previously, 4-5 students shared a desk meant for two, and some students ended up sitting on the floor in the back of the classroom. This made for difficult learning.

Shared old desks
New desks

TGUP Partner: Action for Change

12 - Bomaka Primary: School Supplies

Cameroon, 2024, Education

Project #396 of 413

Bomaka Primary School has 487 students but many did not have the required school supplies to do their homework. Many went without or had to share the basics: pens, pencils, rulers, exercise books, etc. This project funded supplies so every student will have what they need, which will improve attendance and performance.

Bulk supplies
New supplies

TGUP Partner: Action for Change

13 - Bomaka Primary: Latrines

Cameroon, 2024, Infrastructure

Project #398 of 413

Bomaka Primary School, located in the Southwest region of Cameroon, has 487 students. The school's latrines were full and abandoned. This project built new latrines to be shared with all the students and staff, including 5 stalls and one urinal. The community contributed $1,000 worth of labor to dig the pit, which is 16' deep.

Old latrines
New latrines

TGUP Partner: Action for Change

14 - Ndongo Classrooms: Refurbishment

Cameroon, 2024, Education

Project #408 of 413

The community school of Ndongo has 895 children in 12 grades. Last year, TGUP replaced the roof on one of the bulidings that had been torn off by a major tropical storm. This project now refurbished the rest of the structure including new walls, supports, flooring, & windows. The old walls were falling apart and leaking.

Dilapidated classrooms
Refurbished building

TGUP Partner: Action for Change

15 - Ndongo Primary School: Classroom Supplies

Cameroon, 2024, Education

Project #409 of 413

TGUP just finished the refurbishment of a classroom block at Ndongo Primary that included new walls, windows, supports, and flooring. Previously, TGUP had replaced the roof on this building. This project now provided new chalkboards, drinking buckets, cups, and trash cans. The students now have a safe environment for learning.

Old chalkboard
New chalkboard

TGUP Partner: Action for Change

16 - Ndongo School: Drainage and Doors

Cameroon, 2024, Infrastructure

Project #410 of 413

The recent refurbishment of the classroom building for the Ndongo Primary School included new walls, windows, supports, and flooring. While the building was being redone, new drainage was installed to prevent water from flowing into the classrooms. This project also funded a new locking iron door for the building.

Poor drainage
New backside

TGUP Partner: Action for Change

17 - Muea Primary School: Desks, Chairs, Tables

Cameroon, 2024, Education

Project #412 of 413

Muea Primary School is attended by very poor village children aged 4-12 years, many of whom are orphans, girls, and internally displaced children. The school has over 662 students, of which 384 girls and 278 boys. They were in dire need of desks, chairs, and tables with many sitting on the floor due to the lack of furniture.

Old desks
New desks

TGUP Partner: Action for Change

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