Reach Out Cameroon

By Njodzeka Danhatu Reach Out, a Cameroonian Non-Governmental Organisation has trained some 326 students in some six…

By Njodzeka Danhatu Members of the MenEngage Network in Cameroon have elected leaders who will be representing…

By Andrew Nsoseka Cameroonian women who have suffered, and are facing trauma as a result of war,…

By Njodzeka Danhatu & Elad Frankline Reach Out Cameroon has launched a campaign aimed at fighting and…

By Andrew Nsoseka Reach Out Cameroon, with funding from the International Civil Society Action Network has started…

By Andrew Nsoseka Cameroon’s Ministry of Women’s Empowerment and the Family, MINPROFF on August 2, 2022, admitted…

Reach Out, a non-governmental peace and humanitarian organisation has rallied women leaders of some civil societies in the Southwest Region of Cameroon to collectively discuss the challenges they encounter in building peace, and proffer solutions to them.

The Founder and Executive Director of Reach Out civil society organisation, Esther Njomo Omam, has won The Guardian Post’s 2021 Civil Society Activist of the Year Award.

The She Builds Peace campaign launched by Reach Out in Cameroon’s Southwest region is a global collaborative campaign to support women peacebuilders to soar, by ensuring their safety and protection, fulfilling obligations to make peace and security inclusive, and appreciating and resourcing the critical work women peacebuilders do to build a future in which all can flourish in.

The Executive Director of Reach Out – a humanitarian NGO, Esther Omam has again been recognised for her peace advocacy in less than six months.
This was during a ceremony organised by Lois Foundation and Award in the seaside resort town of Limbe on Saturday, September 11.