Our Work

Medical Missions in Cameroonian villages is our flagship program. This program runs mobile clinics in remote communities and through different forms of outreaches. Our outreach programs include the medical outreach, dental outreach, surgical outreach, women's health outreach, eye care outreach and others. Through health professionals and qualified medical specialists who volunteer with us we provide FREE medical and surgical services to those who attend our health campaigns. Our medical mission outreaches targets the poorest, most vulnerable, and underserved communities in Cameroon. We welcome both national and international teams to join our short-term medical missions.

Cameroon is currently faced with conflict in its Northwest and Southwest regions which has led to many internally displaced persons. Also, Cameroon hosts several refugees from the Central African Republic and Nigeria. Altogether, over 2 million people live in Cameroon as internally displaced persons and refugees. This is a significant number for a country with just over 28 million people. People forcibly displaced by conflict are particularly vulnerable and have specific health needs. Our interventions equally seek to meet the primary health needs of forcibly displaced people in Cameroon.  

Eden Scholarship Initiative is an educational charity that seeks to improve access to quality education for people from poor and disadvantaged backgrounds. Our aim is to provide and share opportunities that will allow people from resource-limited settings to be educated to the highest possible levels. Our rural kids education project is part of this initiative. In this project we partner with rural schools to sponsor those with disabilities, orphans, displaced children, and those whose families cannot afford them going to school. Our theory of change is that we support the schooling of kids and see them grow with the best education and values so that they in turn become spearheads and changemakers in their communities and country. 

Evangelism and Missions constitute a key part of our work. The great commission of Jesus (Matthew 28:19-20) is to reach out  to 'All Nations' of the earth. We believe that through our actions and through our words the gospel can be shared and people discipled to follow Christ. We work with local churches and local brethren to ensure that the gospel is shared through diverse means. Moreover, our mission work seeks not only to transform individuals but communities as well. 

Research is a fundamental tool that we use to document our work, generate evidence, and influence practice and policy. From researching on clinical aspects to health system issues, our focus is on how to improve the health outcomes of the communities we serve, including rural communities and migrant populations.  Our core research team is made of experts in clinical medicine, global public health, data science and health policy.

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One of our main future projects is to build a mission hospital with surgical capacity within a rural community in Cameroon. This is based on our experience in several villages in Cameroon and the urgent need for high quality and very accessible specialized care. We intend to build a hospital that will serve as a base for our medical mission outreaches all over Cameroon. The mission hospital will equally have guest facilities to receive volunteers and missionary health workers from Cameroon and from across the world.