Cameroon Programs and Projects

Education

Dager Theological School, Lolodorf is a post-secondary theological seminary offering a baccalaureate degree in theology.

Kadei Evangelical School, Batouri is a post-secondary Bible school offering a two-year certificate.

Presbyterian Theological Seminary, Kumba is the only theological institution of the Presbyterian Church in Cameroon, Presbyterian Theological Seminary has 68 students and a faculty of 10 (with three part-time faculty).

Hunger

In 2006 the Presbyterian Hunger Program made the following grant:

Self-Development

In 2005 the PC(USA) Self-Development of People program made grants to these projects:

Lower Bessi Women Farming Group, Batibo, North West Province ($7,600)
Members of this group produced palm oil with their feet. The oil is used for cooking and production of savon and omo. They decided to purchase processing mills for easier transformation of the oil and kernels and to promote intensive organic agricultural activities that will lead to greater self-reliance and improve the members' standard of living.

Messi Women Farming Group, Ndop Central ($9,445)
Poor, rural women have created this farming group and planned this project in order to address low economic opportunities in their village. The project entails constructing a processing mill for the transformation of grains into flour. The flour will then be sold in markets and used to enhance nutrition in the homes of the 15 members of the group.