Working together for a better world - Empowering communities through SOLIDARITY FOR ALL.
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What is Solidarity for all?
The far north of Cameroon is home to more than 150 000 refugees. 60 000 of them are housed in shelters for refugees, with Minawao being the largest. Nevertheless, they are dispersed among the region's five cities: Maltam, Fotokol, Biamo, Makary, and Mozogo.
Aslyums who were forced to leave behind their homes and possessions now have a more safe and secure place to live thanks to the establishment of these camps. The UNHCR offers support to the refugees in the Minawao camp, which contains more than 60000 Nigerian refugees with 62% of the population under 18 years old along with 52% of women. There are 52% of muslims, 37% of protestants and 4% of catholics and other religions
Along with these refugees there are also the need to take care of any vulnerable person called Internal Displaced Person living in the region thus who live under $1 daily.
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The World Food Programme remains resolute in its commitment to assist people by providing food each month. Additionally, there are cash banking transfers. Internally Displaced Persons have basic needs like shelter, food, and healthcare which are met in order to stay alive and inhibit social, cultural, and security consequences on themselves and host communities. However, these small allowances given by United Nations agencies do not allow them to become less assisted and more independent.
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The government is responsible for providing the basis for the displaced people because they have lost their sources of income, but there are not enough resources to do so. As a result, they rely on the logistics and resources of the United Nations, which are funded primarily through international aid and donations. The government fund is frequently insufficient to meet the rising demand of IDPs in the nation, which leads to a shortage of manpower, goods, and infrastructure equipment.
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Solidarity For All offers housing to families. The Minawao camp is permitted to occupy more than 60 acres by the authorities. More than 11 non-governmental organisations, including the UNHCR, focus primarily on helping these refugees.We are a Non For Profit Organisation which provides non-food and food items to refugees living in the Far north region of Cameroon, who escaped the violent Boko Haram regime.
Our Story
SOLIDARITY FOR ALL is a charity dedicated to providing support and solidarity to vulnerable people who have sought asylum in a country other than their own, and who are living in precarious conditions.
Its motto is "Together let's build", and its slogan is "For a better world". Its logo is a green-red-yellow arch, symbolizing Cameroon's hope for a victory over indigence and precariousness.
Get to Know Us
SOLIDARITY FOR ALL is a non-profit organization that seeks to support individuals that have been forced to flee their homes and find themselves living in precarious conditions. We provide them with crucial supplies and services, such as food, shelter, education, and medical care. We are a non-political and non-religious organization, whose sole purpose is to help those in need. We strive to create a better world for all.
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The nonprofit corporation "SOLIDARITY FOR ALL" has the following targets:
- Execute projects in the fields of community and social development, food security, and education;
- Make a moral and financial contribution to refugees living in host villages or in camps in precarious situations;
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