Still in the light of Zero Stigma on HIV/AIDS funded by Gilead Sciences, the Mike Yanou Foundation’s team decided to meet our audience where they feel most comfortable – at home. We took a door-to-door approach, educating community members about…
In a heartwarming display of community spirit, the elderly members of the Moliwe community gathered to receive the Mike Yanou Foundation for an enlightening discussion on reducing HIV/AIDS stigmatization. Despite facing some challenges in mobilizing community members to participate, their…
The power of radio outreach was evident when Mr. Nsuh Patrick, Vice President of the Cameroon National Association of the Blind and Head of the Buea Branch, tuned into our recent radio session on “Reducing HIV/AIDS Stigma Within Communities.”Inspired by…
Our mission to continue educating community members on reducing HIV/AIDS stigma took the Mike Yanou Foundation team to the Limbe Camp, where we engaged members on this issue. In small communities like this where intermarriages, promiscuity, and carelessness can lead…
The Mike Yanou Foundation team made its stop at Middle Farms! With its close-knit residences, it faces unique challenges like the lack of awareness and education about HIV/AIDS that can perpetuate stigma, fear and misinformation. That is why, with funding…
In light of our project funded by Gilead Sciences, which aims to reduce HIV/AIDS stigma in communities, the Mike Yanou Foundation had another engaging session with the Mile 16 community. Filled with impressive participation, conversations, and brilliant questions, demonstrating a…
In bold steps towards creating a compassionate and stigma-free environment, the Mike Yanou Foundation continues to advance its mission of reducing HIV/AIDS stigma and promoting cohesion with an awareness session held with youths of C.C.C. in the Bolifamba community. The…
As part of our project funded by @Gilead Sciences on Reducing HIV/AIDS Stigma and Promoting Social Cohesion within Communities, the Mike Yanou Foundation visited the Muea community. Our team had a mission to educate, inform, and equip over 100 youths…
What if we told you that the most deadly aspect of HIV/AIDS is not the virus itself, but the stigma and shame surrounding it? Today, the Mike Yanou Foundation continued its crucial conversation on reducing HIV/AIDS stigma at CRTV’s Mount…