Primary & IDP Education
Providing free primary schooling, books, and protection for rural village pupils and internally displaced children in Belo.
Learn MoreProviding primary education, shelter, and care to village and displaced children in Belo, while working passionately to re-train specialized teachers and bring blind and deaf children back to school.
Delivering inclusive education for every child despite crisis and displacement:
ALMBDC is located in Belo in the North West Region of Cameroon. At present, our blind and deaf children are temporarily unable to attend school because the ongoing armed conflict scattered all our trained special needs teachers. However, we are actively looking forward to re-integrating them in the nearest future as soon as funding is available to train teachers, acquire Braille & sign language materials, and rebuild destroyed facilities.
Ongoing civil conflict in Cameroon's English-speaking North West Region since 2016 has displaced thousands of families, disrupted schooling, and scattered trained educators. Basic services are severely lacking, making education a luxury many cannot afford.
Abundant Life Ministry for Blind & Deaf Children (ALMBDC) remains firmly committed to inclusive education for every child. We operate our center in Kitchu-Belo for primary and displaced children, while preparing for the full return of blind and deaf pupils.
Combining primary learning, emergency shelter, healthcare, and teacher training to restore hope in Belo.
Providing free primary schooling, books, and protection for rural village pupils and internally displaced children in Belo.
Learn MoreFundraising to sponsor special needs teacher training and Braille/sign language materials to bring blind & deaf kids back to class.
Learn MoreProviding daily warm meals, secure shelter, and sustainable community farming for children with no relatives in Belo.
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Armed conflict scattered our trained special needs teachers. We urgently need support to sponsor teacher training, procure Braille/sign language materials, and repair wind-damaged roofs in Belo.