From 20 September to 3 October 2026, the Centre Jeunes JVEPI‑Fomack distributed school kits to roughly 450 pupils drawn from about twenty villages in the Ngambè sub‑district of Sanaga‑Maritime.
The initiative, organised by the local youth centre, aimed to equip students with the basic materials they need for the new academic year. 450 kits were handed out across the villages, ensuring that children in this rural part of Cameroon could return to school better prepared.
Ngambè lies within the Sanaga‑Maritime department, a region that relies heavily on community‑led programmes to support education and youth development. The distribution event was held over a two‑week period, with volunteers from the centre coordinating the logistics and ensuring each child received a kit.
While the exact contents of the kits were not detailed in the announcement, the effort reflects a broader commitment by JVEPI‑Fomack to improve learning conditions for children in remote areas.
The Centre Jeunes JVEPI‑Fomack thanked local authorities and donors for their support, noting that such programmes help bridge gaps in educational resources for rural communities.
<small>Source: Actu Cameroun — read the original story there.</small>