The TeenAlive Team is in need of the services of an Education officer, Education Assistant and Community Facilitator, ready to work in the Northwest Region of Cameroon . Interested persons should download the documents below and apply before The 31st of March 2024.
Note- The application procedure requires a Cover letter and CV, to be submitted to the official TeenAlive mail,found in the job description.
TeenAlive on the 31st of August joined the global community to celebrate the 62nd edition of the African women’s with the women and girls of Missellele, under the theme: Women at the heart of reinforced training, technology and innovation, for inclusive and sustainable education in Africa”. African Women’s Day (AWD) was established on the 31st…
Positive parenting session carried out by TeenAlive in lebialem division, precisely in G.S Fotang Wabane, knocks the way into the adaptation of useful parenting styles among parents in the community of Wabane. The positive parenting training in Wabane is an initiative that aims to equip parents and guardians with the skills and knowledge to support…
TeenAlive on the 6th of April Carried out a Gender Based Violence (GBV) Sensitization and Birth certificate sensitization in the Muyuka community, through a football friendly between the Adolescent girls and boys. The team was able to bring together over 110 Adolescent boys and girls. The Primary goal of this Activity was to advocate for gender…
The celebration of the International Day of the Girl Child is an opportunity for individuals and Organizations to take stock of the contributions made towards ensuring that these children have access to health services, education and other social services. During crisis, adolescent girls face the risk of being dropped from school because of limited resources,…
Teenalive organised an in-house training for her Staff members and volunteers on Child Protection in Emergency with emphasis on Case Management from 7th-8th August 2022 to better prepare them for the UNICEF-TeenAlive ECHO Project in the communities of Liongo andTole. The two days intensive training starting from 8am to 5pm each day, was facilitated by…
Every literary book portrays a heroic character, Fictional heroes from folktales, and comics. The humanitarian world is not made of heroes scripted in the confines of a bedroom or inspiration drawn from nature, Meet the #Real Life Heroes, who #no matter what are ready to put humanity at the top of the chart. Here is a look at Ngonga Linda’s story.