Support for displaced families in Dschang, Cameroon
Food, school supplies and small livelihood grants for families displaced from Cameroon’s North West and South West regions.
The need
Why this project matters
Families who fled conflict now live in hard economic conditions with little support.
This project expands our International work in Cameroon programme.
Budget
Where the money goes
| Item | Cost | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Food parcels (100 families × 6 months) | £9,000 | |
| School supplies for 150 children | £2,250 | |
| Livelihood grants (20 × £250) | £5,000 | |
| Local partner coordination and reporting | £1,800 | |
| Total | £18,050 | 100% |
Outcomes
What we aim to achieve
- 100 families receive food support
- 150 children equipped for school
- 20 small businesses started
- Photo and finance reports for every donor
Accountability
How we report
- Progress update at the halfway point and a final outcome report.
- Attendance and outcomes recorded on MEG’s secure platform; funders can be given portal access.
- Stories and photos shared only with participants’ written consent.
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