Our Impact
Results at every stage
We measure our work over the short, medium and long term.
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Short term (0–12 months)
Identifying and enrolling the first beneficiaries, launching special education, opening the food bank and farming activities, first medical campaigns, and beginning to reduce the isolation of young people.
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Medium term (1–3 years)
Improved learning abilities, integration of some people into adapted educational or vocational structures, increased agricultural production, declining malnutrition, first income-generating activities and better social acceptance of people in situations of vulnerability.
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Long term (3–5 years and beyond)
Lasting autonomy for young people, social and professional integration, a functioning community health center, stronger financial autonomy for the project, and recognition of FEZOCRADA as a replicable model of inclusion, extendable to other regions.
Four dimensions
Our impact, concretely
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Social
Less marginalization, more inclusion, stronger community cohesion.
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Educational
Greater access to adapted education and lower school dropout.
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Health
Better access to care and improved nutrition.
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Economic
Income-generating activities and a more dynamic local economy.
Watch
Donation handover at a school in West Cameroon
A look back at a recent donation handover organized by FEZOCRADA for a school in the West region — a powerful moment that concretely illustrates our work on the ground.
Empowerment through digital skills
Over 500 women trained in digital skills
We have trained over 500 women online in digital advertising, giving them concrete, sought-after skills to generate their own income. This achievement reflects our deepest conviction: to train is to free people lastingly.
It also confirms our ability to design and deploy programs at scale, directly benefiting the people we serve.