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Carrying educational and charitable activities in communities

APWCR is incorporated exclusively for charitable and educational purposes and strives to protect and promote human rights through research, education, advocacy, and developmental programs in targeted communities in the United States of America and Africa with a focus on women, children and youths.

In promoting the mission of APWCR and that of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal on Decent Work and Economic Growth, APWCR deployed its experts to Amassi, Ayi, Alumfa, Batabi and Alunti communities to empower 40 women and 20 youth with their small businesses economically from July 28 to August 3, 2022.

In promoting the mission of APWCR and that of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal on Decent Work and Economic Growth, APWCR deployed its experts to Amassi, Ayi, Alumfa, Batabi and Alunti communities to empower 40 women and 20 youth with their small businesses economically from July 28 to August 3, 2022.

APWCR identified a total of 100 children who were either Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) that had fled interior villages and come to get refuge in Tole community, Buea - Cameroon; Orphans who have lost one or both parents and are struggling to survive; Children living with grandparents because their parents had to flee to unknown destinations and the grandparents are suffering with the kids for survival; Children from homes where livelihoods have been destroyed and they are struggling to pick the pieces of their lives together and donated educational materials.

100 Children and some of their parents, APWCR staff and volunteers raise APWCR high.
Children wait to receive their bags, books, pens, pencils, erasers and rulers from APWCR staff.
The beneficiaries respectively expose their educational materials with joy!
The excitement of the children cannot be over emphasized!
100 Children and some of their parents, APWCR staff and volunteers raise APWCR high.
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APWCR field works with rural communities and APWCR local palm oil milling processes in its experimented palm farm.
APWCR field works with rural communities and APWCR local palm oil milling processes in its experimented palm farm.
Meet APWCR’s General Commissioner/CEO, George Abang Tawoh! He founded APWCR in 1999 after witnessing countless human rights abuses in his own community in Cameroon, such as the pervasive practice of forced marriage. He strives to target the mos
Meet APWCR’s General Commissioner/CEO, George Abang Tawoh! He founded APWCR in 1999 after witnessing countless human rights abuses in his own community in Cameroon, such as the pervasive practice of forced marriage. He strives to target the most vulnerable communities and populations, including rural women, teenage mothers, children, and commercial sex workers. #apwcr #humanrights #equality
We are the Association for the Protection of Women’s and Children’s Rights, a 501(c)(3) headquartered in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. We strive to protect women, children, and youth’s rights in Africa through education, advocacy, resea
We are the Association for the Protection of Women’s and Children’s Rights, a 501(c)(3) headquartered in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. We strive to protect women, children, and youth’s rights in Africa through education, advocacy, research, and charitable activities. Join us in fighting for justice and equality. #apwcr #humanrights #equality
APWCR field works with rural communities and APWCR local palm oil milling processes in its experimented palm farm. Meet APWCR’s General Commissioner/CEO, George Abang Tawoh! He founded APWCR in 1999 after witnessing countless human rights abuses in his own community in Cameroon, such as the pervasive practice of forced marriage. He strives to target the mos We are the Association for the Protection of Women’s and Children’s Rights, a 501(c)(3) headquartered in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. We strive to protect women, children, and youth’s rights in Africa through education, advocacy, resea

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APWCR Cameroon Country Office:

P.O. BOX 576 Limbe, Kalla Street Lumpsum quarter

Fako, South West Region, Tel: +237 6 79 45 07 44

Email: apwcr@apwcri.org

APWCR Kenya Country Office:

P.O. Box 2189 -90100

Machakos - Kenya, Tel: +254724996346

Email: apwcr@apwcri.org

 

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APWCR CEO, George Abang Tawoh cries for help for the people in the SW & NW regions of Cameroon at the UN Civil Society Forum on Persons with Disabilities

The Founder and Chief Executive Officer of the 17 years old Limbe based human rights development organization known as the "Association for the Protection of...

APWCR CEO, Mr. George Abang Tawoh, addressed the United Nations Civil Society Forum on Persons with Disabilities in New York, USA, on June 12, 2017. He urged the United Nations to pressure the Cameroonian government to look into the issue of arbitrarily arrested and unjustly imprisoned activists so that lawyers may return to court and teachers may return to school.