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The women also learnt how to make fly traps.

Volunteering with RUDEC

Volunteering

We are currently looking for volunteers in all areas of our work, as well as sponsors and private donations. We have very limited resources and appreciate any help offered to expand our buddingprograms. Please contact RUDEC-Cameroon for more information, and visit www.rudec.org to donate online via secure PayPal.

'Sponsor a Child' Project Manager

RUDEC Cameroon is looking for a volunteer to oversee and project manage the RUDEC Sponsor a Child Programme. RUDEC currently provides for 53 orphans and destitute children.

However, it has ambitious plans to enhance its sponsorship programme to encourage further sponsors and to increase fund raising. The successful volunteer will be required to live and work in Belo, Cameroon for 8 - 12 months  to complete the project.

To see the full job description, please visit www.rudec.org/volunteer

RUDEC-Cameroon is looking for a long-term volunteer in organizational development.

Please contact us at:  info@rudec.org

RUDEC - Cameroon

Location and Team

RUDEC is situated in the Bamenda Highlands, in a village called Belo. Below the highlands is part of Boyo Division in the Anglophone north west region of Cameroon. Bamenda, the nearest town, is situated 45 km from Belo. RUDEC works in Boyo division in the villages of Belo, Nuhifor, Mbulom, Njinikejem, Njinikom, Mbessa, Mujang and Baicham. In the Momo division, RUDEC works in Njikwa, Ekaw, Kenchi, Mpandapka. Read more.

Map of Belo

Contact Us

Joshua Chiamba, Executive Director

P.O.  Box 9 Njinikom
Boyo Division
North West Region
Cameroon
Telephone: (+237) 95 16 74 39

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