Our Partners

We name each organisation by what it actually did with us. Only one has contributed money, and we say which one. We do not describe an organisation as a funder unless it funded us.

The only organisation on record as having contributed money to CAMAB Women. Its contribution supported our work in Limbe.

Assisted us with training and advice, and describes it in exactly those terms rather than as funding. A partner at the opening of the CAMAB Centre in 2026, and host of the workshop that validated the civil society alternative report on the Sustainable Development Goals.

Accompanied us in ensuring the visibility of the association.

The CAMAB Centre at Nkolbisson is the outcome of a long advocacy with the Council. It was credited at the inauguration on 7 May 2026.

The Ministry of Social Affairs was credited at the CAMAB Centre inauguration.

Worked with us on the 2024 advocacy for inclusive sexual and reproductive health services, reaching service providers across five facilities.

Sponsored CAMAB's participation in Cairo in December 2022, where we raised implementation of the Marrakesh Treaty.

A membership network, never a funder. CAMAB's president chairs its women's committee, and chaired the committee's conference in Nairobi in July 2022.

A Yaoundé network of disability associations, which CAMAB Women co-founded.

Hosted the 2024 training for organisations of persons with disabilities at Magba, where CAMAB facilitated two of the nine modules.

Hosted the 2023 livelihoods workshop at Mile 4 Nkwen, where eleven women with visual impairment trained in rope-weaving and kernel-oil production.

Convened the 2026 events on disability inclusion in electoral processes, in Yaoundé and in Dakar.

PROMHANDICAM, the Platform for an Inclusive Society, MINPROFF and CONRHA. Working alongside an organisation is not the same as being funded by it, and we do not present it as such.