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   Grants Awarded in Cameroon

Population
Population under age 18
HIV adult seroprevalence

Orphans as % of all children
Total # of orphans
% of orphans due to AIDS

During 2004
Total Firelight funding
Number of new grants
Number of regrants

Since 2000
Total Firelight funding
Number of new grants
Number of regrants


- Statistics as of October 2005 -
  16.0 million
7.87 million
7%

12%
930,000
25%

 
$10,000
0
1

 
$60,000
2
2
 
 
 
Bamenda
 

Cameroon Medical Women Association (CMWA)

North American Baptist Conference (CBC)
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Cameroon Medical Women Association (CMWA), Bamenda
2004 - $10,000 (Two-year grant)
Cameroon Medical Women Association was started by a group of female doctors to address the needs of children affected by HIV/AIDS. With past Firelight help, CMWA assisted orphaned and vulnerable children with education, medical care, and emotional support. With this two-year grant, they provide 39 children with school fees and uniforms.

2003 - $ 10,000

CMWA was started by a group of women doctors to address the needs of children affected by HIV/AIDS. The organization offers direct support and services such as school fees and medical care, and training for teenage orphans in mechanics, tailoring, and hair styling. Firelight supports a scholarship program for 40 children in primary and secondary school as well as 10 children in a vocational skills training program. The grant also covers the children’s medical care, food, and clothing. In addition, Firelight sponsors an educational exchange with a peer organization to encourage their organizational and programmatic development.

2001 – $ 20,000
This grant supports a scholarship program for 30 children in primary and secondary school and 10 children in a vocational skills training program. The grant also covers the children’s medical care, food and clothing.

North American Baptist Conference (CBC), Bamenda
2001 – $ 20,000
Funds support the development of an orphan care and outreach program to complement a prevention of mother-to-child-transmission program funded by the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation. Firelight funds are providing 50 orphans with medical care and basic needs. The funds also cover the costs of a child welfare coordinator’s salary, training for family caregivers, office expenses, educational materials, and travel costs.

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