Education Empowerment Program: Care For All aims to build schools in partnership with local governments to provide free access to education for underprivileged children. The organization will provide necessary resources such as buildings, staff, and educational materials while collaborating with the government to ensure sustainable management. The program will also incorporate Christian/faith- based values into the curriculum to foster holistic development.

Healthcare Access Initiative: Care For All plans to provide access to basic healthcare services and telemedicine support to underserved communities. The organization will collaborate with local hospitals and clinics, supplying them with medications and medical equipment to offer free medical care to those in need. The program will also seek partnerships with pharmaceutical companies to acquire medications and establish free pharmacies for better healthcare provision.

Clean Water and Sanitation Project: With the understanding that millions lack access to clean water, Care For All will partner with organizations specializing in well drilling and water filtration. The program will focus on implementing sustainable solutions like solar-powered pumps and filtration systems to ensure access to fresh, clean water in communities lacking this vital resource.

Spiritual Support and Outreach: This program will involve partnering with local churches and ministries to provide spiritual support to the communities served by Care For All. The organization will integrate teaching about God into schools to offer a foundation of faith-based values. Additionally, Care For All will collaborate with other missions and ministry organizations to conduct outreach events and share the Gospel with the people they assist.

Through these four programs, Care For All seeks to make a positive impact on the lives of underserved and developing communities, addressing their fundamental needs while fostering spiritual and holistic growth. The organization’s commitment to partnerships and sustainability ensures that these initiatives create lasting change and opportunities for those they serve.

Populations Served:

• In Cameroon, more than 40% of the population lives below the international poverty line of $1.90 a day per person, lacking access to basic needs like clean water and education.

• Water: About 40 percent of the people in Cameroon, a majority of whom live in remote rural areas, don’t have access to clean
• Healthcare: According to Afrobarometer in 2020, 27% of Cameroonian went without medical care many times Between 2016 and 2018, while a further 38% didn’t get medical care even once. Close to 50% of those who had contact with a public health facility had difficulties obtaining the care they
• Education: According to the UNOCHA report of 2021, more than 9 million school-aged children needed humanitarian assistance specific to education. Over one million need urgent assistance due to the combined crisis in the Northwest and Southwest of Cameroon

Community Needs:

• Water: Nearly 2 billion people worldwide lack access to clean water sources, leading to waterborne diseases and hygiene-related
• Healthcare: Many underserved communities lack access to basic healthcare services, medications, and medical equipment, resulting in preventable diseases and high mortality rates.

• Education: Over 260 million children worldwide do not have access to education, limiting their opportunities for personal growth and economic

In conclusion, Care For All’s strategic plan outlines its commitment to addressing the urgent needs of underserved communities by providing access to clean water, healthcare, and education, while sharing the love of God. Through strategic partnerships and community engagement, the organization aims to empower communities and foster sustainable development, creating a brighter future for those in need.