Our work is organised across nine interconnected domains, each addressing a critical aspect of development and well-being. We conduct research, build capacity, and run community outreach to make a tangible impact.

Childhood Development and Education (CDE): Exploring indigenous knowledge to highlight a Cameroonian and African orientation of child development and education.

Adolescent Development and Education (ADE): Guiding adolescents through the crucial transition to adulthood, marriage, and parenthood with cultural relevance.

Health and Family Wellbeing (HFW): Promoting health by tackling challenges like HIV/AIDS, malaria, and trauma with culturally sensitive and effective preventive measures.

Special Needs and Inclusion (SNI): Championing the development and education of children with disabilities, the gifted, orphans, and other disadvantaged groups.

Family Education and Training (FET): Strengthening families with training on parenting, gender-sensitive socialization, and decision-making rooted in African cultural values.

Cognitive Development and Pedagogy (CDP): Researching how local culture and traditional practices can enhance cognitive development and create effective teaching methods.

Child Protection and Advocacy (CPA): Protecting vulnerable children through research, advocacy, and direct action against abuse, trafficking, and child labour.

Education in Emergencies and Crises (EEC): Providing essential education and psychosocial support to children and communities affected by armed conflict and other emergencies.

Gender Equity and Equality (GEE): Fostering a thoughtful dialogue on the evolution of gender roles to promote equity, psycho-cultural sustainability, and constructive socialisation.