First Ladies International Charity Foundation

Please Family join us let's do this. Last year we reached out to 100 families this year we are trusting God for 200 families. God bless you as you adopt a family.

Our humble beginnings FIRST LADIES BUEA ZONE. 🙏🙏🙏

*Breast Cancer Operation Praise Report*

We thank God for all he is doing in the community through the vision of the first ladies. A lady with breast cancer was brought to us for help. Money was raised for her by the first ladies to the tune of 620.000frs. The branch president and vice president of First ladies Buea branch were dispatched to follow up the surgery. It was a huge success. The amount raised covered
Her surgery, blood transfusion (because she was anemic) , medications and pain killers, food and transportation and 30,000frs was given to her cash for food. The first round of the help she needed is over.

The doctors recommend that she goes through chemo therapy and one session of chemotherapy cost between 250 to 500 thousand francs and she will need like 4 to 5 sessions of chemotherapy. So we are pleading with us again to reach out to this lady as God blesses us to see that she goes through chemotherapy and also gets something to do as she lives in the heart of the crisis in South west region

We want to appreciate the sponsors and partner of first ladies foundation for this great work. For bringing smiles to lives of people in need.

Please we still need your support family. Kindly contact Enanga Mokake Epse Mafany 677609095

*For the USA: Anne Anne Armelle Bikok
*Cashapp: $AnneBikok*
*Zelle 804 332 9401*

*For Canada: Ruth Foleu
*Interac:[email protected] *Paypal:[email protected]*

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Madam Céline a 28 year old female living in Muea... A locality in Buea south west région of Cameroon. Presenting here with a huge Right breast mass with multiple Big noddles and a confirmatory diagnosis of a breast Cancer.
A Mastectomy ( surgery to remove breast)IS urgently required to save her life.
Please people of Goodwill lets put our heads together and Save this lady's life.

The surgery is 500k ($1000)
She has 60k ..Fls please am begging oh let's join hands and support this lady she is in acute pains.

Momo Enanga Mokake Epse Mafany 677609095.

Those of us out of Cameroon can send to
Anne Armelle Bikok
For the USA: Anne Bikok*
*Cashapp: $AnneBikok*
*Zelle 804 332 9401*

*For Canada: Ruth Foleu
*Interac:[email protected] *Paypal:[email protected]*

Back to school for orphans 🙏🙏🙏

A big thank you to all those who adopted orphans last academic year. Thus far we have had feedback from about eight orphans who made it at the GCE Ordinary and advanced Levels.

Please join us this year to adopt an orphan academically.
You can adopt with :
School fees
Books
Uniforms
Partial school fees etc.

God bless you dearest family 🙏🙏

Reaching out to some refugees in Nigeria. Lord we thank you for all our donors and sponsors.

God bless Limbe First ladies. They sent some food stuff to those triplets in Wututu. Thank you president Diale Samandi and team.

TWIN SISTERS IMPREGNATED BY THE SAME BOY

Meet this family of three.
A struggling father providing for his almost due pregnant daughters in the suburbs of Buea.
Theirs is not a beautiful story but an example of the reality of life especially in crisis stricken English Cameroon.

This family lived at Tole where both sisters (16 years old) were impregnated by the same boy of their age in their local community just before the armed crisis forced them to move to Muea where they stayed with their dad’s friend who breaks stones for gravel.

They had to leave yet again this time because of sexual harassment from their dad’s friend. Still pregnant they relocated to a community far behind Sandpit (Likoko) where they stay in a rotting plank house with no doors or windows. They sleep on a single mattress placed on the floor without a carpet and no blankets or extra bed sheets. Their house is surrounded by a bush, a breeding ground for mosquitoes and a habitat for other dangerous animals animals and insects

Their toilet, accessible by a bush path has no roof but a single hole made in the cement serving as the floor. The slimy, shaky cement has been covered by algae and and branches and leaves of the trees surrounding it . For privacy there are two mud stained bed-sheets hanging at the entrance to the 3 block walled toilet with many holes..
This family pays rents of 5,000 FCFA monthly to stay in that house, they don’t even feed regularly because their father can’t find odd jobs daily.
A truth exploited by the local men in the area leading these vulnerable pregnant girls to bed which they accept in-order to feed.

Wonder how we met them? We met this pregnant girls when they came to the Solidarity Hospital Buea. We got their address and hired a car to their community to witness their living conditions and provide some basic materials.
With their permission we took this photos and videos to share their story to the world.
Their story is one of the realities of Poverty, Dispute and the lives of IDPs. It shows us the vulnerability of poor girls and the damaging effects of lack of education.

Thank you for reading, we now call on the community, health organizations, female empowerment bodies, the government and people of good will to step in and assist this family. The Solidarity Hospital is taking care of their antenatal follow up but there is always a place for every helping hand in their lives.
Below are Pictures.

SOME OF THEIR NEEDS

-Register them for ANC
-Prepare for their delivery (with probality of C-S inclusive as well as bed fee
-Then housing for the family
-Clothing
-Monthly allowance skim
-Sustainable business for the mothers

Contact 677609095 Enanga Mafani
to chip in anything financial, material wise or any form of help.

Please share and repost to get this story out to many other people. It is the least to do for them.

We are working in collaboration with Aysisha Tonginia

We thank God for provision.
Lord please reward all our donors and sponsors in Jesus name

Visting the old people's home.

God bless our donors and sponsors in Jesus name

Thanks a million.

We thank God for provision

Please join us let's be a blessing 🙏

Dear FLs, a cereal company, Kayvey is giving out twenty two (22) packs of their product as a kind gesture to mark their 4th anniversary on November 22. This move targets families who are truly in die need of food for their children aged 0-5years. If you're in need or knows someone, please get in touch with us.
Kayvey cereal will be distributed nationwide but those in Doula can contact FL Petronela Ngwe Deba to collect.

For those in the other regions, please kindly reach out to us.

It is worth noting that, Kayvey is supporting First Ladies International in its charity works through this donation.

Thanks a million FL Fien Rosette

Visiting some of the children who survived the massaca in kumba

Back to school for Orphans and IDPs. Lord we thank you.

Reaching out to Orphans and widows. School fees and hospital bills. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

The Lord came through for mr Paul and his family. Thank you FL parners and donors

It's our back to school campaign.

Please we will be happy to receive school items like pencils school bags, books, pens, school uniforms,..... to support Some IDPs and orphans. God bless you as you support us.

Faithful God 🙏🙏 Happy birthday in advance my dearest.....

Please Fls comment below. What is the nature of your business. And how can 200k help you? If you have pictures of what you do, it will be an added advantage.

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Good news 💃💃💃💃💃 we just received about 13 wedding gowns from Tehillah Gospel ministry thank you sis Beltha Fonjong
may Heaven reward you.

Ok Fls let the rain of weddings fall in Jesus name.

Good morning family we have 3 containers of milk for anybody using same for baby above 6 months.

Pic up Douala. God bless the givers in the house.

Another opportunity for us to empower woman.

This month by the special grace of God we were able to sponsor two ladies to attend a cake school in BUEA.