Enabling Poor Exploited Orphans, Vulnerable Children, Adolescents, And Caregivers’ To Overcome Poverty
Vegetable Gardens for Improved Nutrition in Buea
Social Development International is teaming up with the department of agriculture biz, university of Buea, to establish a seedling nursery in the community of Buea and help 50 families create home vegetable gardens yearly. The project will help provide diversity to the diets of families to improve nutritional status and reduce malnutrition. it will also open up new economic opportunities as they can receive training and sell excess vegetables and vegetable products in nearby cities.
Help Children Stay In School For A Year In Cameron
Social Development international (SDI) takes a more holistic approach to provide children with books, didactics, and uniforms, pay restrictive fees, and negotiate with schools to reduce and/or eliminate schools fees, train teachers and care givers with life and livelihood skills. Teachers will be trained in recognizing the behavioral problems associated with Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC). Caregivers trained in life and livelihood skills will be able to feed children and help them live.
Eradicating Poverty through ICT skills in Cameroon
Establishing a community ICT Training center for Children and youth in Bonduma, Cameroon, to gain employable and life skills for livelihood, growth and sustainability. Money needed for: Purchase of PCs, Desks, ICT Equipments and accessories, Establishment of the ICT Center.
Empower Teen Mothers Through Education In Cameroon
SDI will provide learning and sharing opportunities in communities with formal and informal education for life and livelihood enhancement. Communities will be empowered to build self sustaining and independent personalities which will serve as agents of change in promoting adolescent's education and development within their communities. Teen mothers and communities sensitization and education remain the way forward. Our greatest challenge is obtaining resources to address this epidemic.
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