Back-to-School Campaign launched to help 50 displaced kids in Cameroon go to school in September 2022

There has been a crisis in Cameroon's North and South West regions since 2016, known as the "Anglophone Crisis." Thousands have fled for their lives in other parts of the country, including the Department of Upper Nkam or Haut-Nkam (in French) in West Cameroon. They are called IDP or Internally Displaced Persons. In West Cameroon's Department of Haut-Nkam (Upper-Nkam), Yume Africa is collaborating with Hope Foundation of Cameroon, a local NGO, to register internally displaced

December 2020 - December 2021: one year already that Yume Africa was founded by a group of Africans from the diaspora eager to give back...

Thanksgiving is just around the corner ... This year why not celebrate the giving season by helping a child go to school? Since Yume...

On Friday, September 10, 2021, Yume Africa brought hope to 28 displaced kids in Cameroon during a ceremony of distribution of school...

On September 10th 2021, Yume Africa will hold a ceremony of distribution of the school gifts (school bags, books and supplies...) to 28...

100% passing rate for our students in BAC A. Tutoring is a game changer!

Yume Africa is proud to announce it is now officially a public charity with tax-exempt status under Section 501(c)(3) of the United...

Great news! Last Friday July 16th, the results of the BEPC (mandatory annual exam after 10 years of education) have been published. 14...

Hello, we are launching a campaign to help 100 displaced children from the Southern and Northern Region of Cameroon go to school the next...

The annual exams are approaching in Cameroon. With COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 exam results were catastrophic in most of the schools due...

Yume Africa helped kids in need at the Primary school Tetam - Bafang in West Cameroon in April 22, 2021. A total of 15 students were...

On April 21, 2021, Yume Africa launched its charitable activities in Cameroon by paying the tuitions of 11 students in need in the Lycée...