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The CAMAB Centre Nkolbisson, Yaoundé
The CAMAB Centre at Nkolbisson is where we teach Braille literacy and handicrafts, and where most of our work is coordinated. It opened on 7 May 2026, and at the inauguration CAMAB thanked Sightsavers, the Yaoundé VII Council and MINAS.
Where we work Yaoundé VII · Bamenda III · Buea
CAMAB Women has a recorded presence in three communes. We say plainly in our own general assembly reporting that the visibility of CAMAB Women has not yet been extended into the ten regions of Cameroon. Extending it is work still ahead of us.
A registered association N° 00000647
CAMAB Women is registered with the Senior Divisional Officer for Mfoundi under law n° 90/053, receipt N° 00000647 of 26 November 2021. Our statutes reserve the presidency for a woman with visual impairment, and require that women hold at least 80% of the board at all times.
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How you can help
Braille literacy
Handicrafts
Livelihoods training
Accessible elections
The right to read
Advocacy
Volunteering
Braille literacy
Livelihoods training
Accessible elections
The right to read
Handicrafts
Livelihoods training
Accessible elections
The right to read
Advocacy
Volunteering
Braille literacy
Livelihoods training
Accessible elections
The right to read
HELP AND DONATE US
One appeal, and it is ours
Write to us
Tell us what you need, or what you can offer. We read everything that comes in.
- Questions about our work or our record
- Partnership and research enquiries
- Requests for accessible-format material
Join us and become a volunteer
The centre runs on hours that members and volunteers give it.
- Braille literacy classes
- Handicrafts and livelihoods training
- Computer skills and literacy
- Accessible elections advocacy
Support our work
One appeal, open now. Support goes to the association directly.
- Equipment and teaching material for the centre
- Travel to consultations and observation work
- Running costs of a centre we hold ourselves
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