Centre for Community Regeneration and Development (CCREAD-Cameroon)

Organization Description: 

Centre for Community Regeneration and Development abbreviated as CCREAD-Cameroon is a purely youth led development organization established in 2004 and legally registered as a non profit organization in December 2006 with Registration Number: 379/AG/G.42/162/AJPAS under Cameroon Law of 1990 governing non political associations. CCREAD-Cameroon won the 2011-2012 World Bank Development Marketplace Competition on the promotion of good governance, is affiliated to Peace Child International, (UK), MIYC South Korea, an active member of United Network of Young Peacebuilders (Worldwide) and an NGO participant of UN Global Compact. Vision of the organization CCREAD-Cameroon targets exposing marginalized children, youths, women and indigenous populations of Cameroon to empowerment and self realization opportunities merged with environmental sustainability through united youth actions. The activities implemented by CCREAD-Cameroon are guided by the following objectives; - Increase the application of good governance, decentralization, and democratic practices in hard to reach/marginalized regions in Cameroon - Reduce the high incidence of poverty among marginalized women and youths with focus on hard to reach forest communities of Cameroon - Increase basic education and health facility access for children, women and youths in poor communities - Foster peacebuilding and conflict resolution initiatives in selected communities - Increase the respect of the rights of children, and women - Raise environmental sustainability awareness and promote management actions among youths (www.ccreadcameroon.org)

Location: 
Bolifamba
BUEA, 183 Buea
Cameroon
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Mission Statement: 

Working in response to adopted community driven strategic plans, CCREAD-Cameroon currently has as mission To enhance the social, economic, cultural and political empowerment of children, youths, women and indigenous groups for poverty alleviation, better community organization, improved governance/human rights and environmental conservation and management.

EIN: 
379/AR/G42/162/AJPAS
Do You Require Formal Orientation Training for Volunteers?: 
No
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Yes
Are more than one-third of the participants in your organization/programs low income (below 150% of the poverty level)?: 
Yes
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0
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