Stories

In 2025, nutrition supply chains were severely disrupted because of widespread funding cuts. These shortages of essential therapeutic and supplementary nutrition products severely impacted services for children already suffering from acute malnutrition.

Meet Polish and Sonita, 2 young people in Cameroon who turned trauma into strength, thanks to an impactful humanitarian partnership between the European Union and INTERSOS.

Since 2016, conflict between government forces and separatist groups in Cameroon’s two English-speaking regions - North-West and South-West – has displaced nearly 600,000 people. With support from the European Union, the World Food Programme is helping families like Joyce’s and Manfred’s to recover

Cameroon is facing one of the world’s most overlooked humanitarian emergencies. According to the Norwegian Refugee Council’s latest Neglected Displacement Crises report, Cameroon now tops the list—highlighting how dire the situation has become for millions affected by conflict, displacement...

This is the story of Happy and Goodness. When Happy was abducted from her village in northern Nigeria in May 2024, Goodness was not yet born.

On World Health Day, the European Union reaffirms its steadfast commitment to health in humanitarian settings and fragile regions such as Cameroon's North-West.

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), at least half of the people in the world do not have access to essential health care. Moreover, 344 million people are going deeper into extreme poverty each year because they cannot afford the health fees.

In December 2021, a new outbreak of violence in the province of Logone-Birni in north-eastern Cameroon caused thousands of people to seek refuge in neighbouring Chad, crossing the Chari River to reach the outskirts of the Chadian capital N'Djamena.

There’s one thing that Abari cannot stand: being underestimated. “I want to do everything that the people that can see are doing,”