Syndy Emade Foundation · Cameroon
Building hope. Restoring dignity. Empowering communities.
A movement of compassion and action, committed to creating meaningful opportunities and a brighter future for vulnerable communities in Cameroon.
Figures as reported in public coverage of our outreaches.
Our mission
Launched in July 2019 among families who had fled the crisis in Cameroon’s North-West and South-West, the Syndy Emade Foundation exists to stand with the children and families left with the least: in school, at home and in hard times.
Introducing the Syndy Emade Foundation · SYNDY EMADE TV
Meet the founderOur impact
Every figure below comes from a documented outreach. Select one to see the evidence.
Stories of impact
Our focus areas
Two pillars are established programmes, one is emerging, and two are proposed directions we are building towards. We say which is which.
School supplies and fees, safe schools, and standing with children who live on the street.
Food, essentials, shelter and dignity for displaced families and households facing hardship.
Standing with women, mothers and widows, starting with partner organisations.
Grassroots initiatives built with and for local communities.
A strategic direction, not yet an established programme.
Coastal conservation, sanitation and environmental education through responsible partnerships.
A strategic direction, not yet an established programme.
Latest activities
8 March 2024Women & Partnerships
On International Women’s Day, the Foundation and the Wilmbi Foundation bring essentials for newborns to new mothers at Limbe District Hospital.
Read the storySource:Syndy Emade Foundation on Facebook, 8 Mar 2024 (opens in a new tab)
December 2023Christmas Outreach
On a Christmas outreach, the team meets a visually impaired single mother living in one cramped room with her three sons. The Foundation pays a year’s rent on a larger home, renovates and furnishes it, and stocks it with food and household essentials.
Read the storyFebruary 2021Displaced Families
The Foundation visits families who fled the crisis to Douala and shares food and essentials. Parents say the gift will feed their children for days, and some plan to share it with neighbours. The founder calls it “the first of many”.
Sources:SYNDY EMADE TV (YouTube) (opens in a new tab)Newsday Cameroon (opens in a new tab)
Where we work
Most of our documented work is in Douala, especially Bonaberi, with families who fled the conflict in the North-West and South-West regions. Select a place to learn more.
Littoral Region · Bonaberi
Where we work
Outreach to displaced families, back-to-school support and Christmas outreaches.
Become a partner
Companies, NGOs, institutions and diaspora groups can fund a specific project and see exactly what it achieved, with every outcome published on our Accountability page.
Get involved
In the press
A year’s rent and a fresh start for a mother and her three sons
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Mimi Mefo Info · December 2023
Blue Rain Entertainment, streaming deals and the Foundation
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CEMAC ECO FINANCE · March 2026
Y! For Africa · June 2021
Field notes from our outreaches, new stories and how your support is used. In English or French, a few times a year.
