Empowering Women and Girls Across Cameroon
Creating opportunities through education, advocacy, and skills development — because when women rise, communities thrive.
About Us
UNIVERSAL MAIDENS ASSOCIATION CAMEROON (UNIMAC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering women and girls in Cameroon. Established in 2020 and obtained legal status in 2021, UNIMAC works to improve the lives of women through education, advocacy, and skills training programs. Our mission is to promote gender equality, eliminate discrimination, and support the personal and professional development of women and girls. With a strong focus on community engagement and partnerships, UNIMAC strives to create a more equitable society where women have the resources and support they need to thrive.
Women Empowerment & Ongoing (Nationwide – Cameroon)
Saturdays (8am – 2pm), Alameda, CA
We provide women and girls with training, mentorship, and access to opportunities in leadership, entrepreneurship, and education — helping them build confidence and lead change in their communities.
Health & Wellbeing Initiatives
Monthly Campaigns (Community & School Outreach)
Through awareness drives and mobile health programs, we promote reproductive health, hygiene, nutrition, and mental wellbeing — ensuring every woman and girl has access to essential health information and services.
Education & Skills Development
Continuous Programs (Regional Training Centers)
UNIMAC runs educational and vocational training for women and youth, including ICT, tailoring, and entrepreneurship programs — empowering participants with the skills to secure sustainable livelihoods.
Over 200 Dedicated Volunteers
Across Cameroon, passionate volunteers are driving UNIMAC’s mission forward — empowering women, mentoring youth, and supporting vulnerable communities through training, outreach, and advocacy.
Whether you can give a few hours or a few months, your time and skills can make a lasting difference.
Transforming Lives, One Community at a Time
Across Cameroon, UNIMAC’s programs have empowered women, educated children, and built stronger, more resilient communities. From training displaced women in entrepreneurship to supporting education for vulnerable children, every initiative creates lasting change and renewed hope.
Through your support, we continue to reach more communities, promote gender equality, and ensure that no one is left behind.
Girls and young women trained in digital literacy, leadership, and life skills
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Impact in school fees and materials provided to children from vulnerable communities
Regions
Our Projects
08 Sep 2024
Sustainable Snail Farming
UNIMAC’s Sustainable Snail Farming initiative empowers women affected by the Anglophone Crisis by promoting environmental sustainability and food security.
08 Sep 2024
Empower 1000 Children
The Empower 1000 Children initiative focuses on building peace, resilience, and conflict resolution skills among young people affected by crisis.
Latest from the Blog
Stay informed with stories, highlights, and updates from our programs across Cameroon. From community outreach to women’s empowerment, our blog captures the progress, voices, and impact of UNIMAC in action.
Report on the UN Summit for Social Development (4-6 November 2025) – Doha, Qatar
Attendee: Ameh Maurice Ngwa, CEO of UNIMAC Introduction The UN Summit for Social Development was convened from November 4th to 6th, 2025, in Doha, Qatar, bringing together global leaders, policymakers, social development experts, and representatives from various…
Report on the Visit of UNIMAC Focal Point to Waterfall School in Tombe Sub-Division of Cameroon
Introduction:This report outlines the activities and findings of the recent visit conducted by UNIMAC focal point, Fuh Sylvester Niba, to a school in Waterfall under Tombe sub-division. The purpose of the visit was to assess the needs of underprivileged pupils and…
PRIME HOUR: THURSDAY 1ST JUNE 2023. LIVE ON MY MEDIA PRIME TV
In this special Prime Hour feature, UNIMAC’s Founder and CEO, Ameh Maurice Ngwa, joined the panel to discuss “Protecting Domestic Workers in Cameroon.”The live program shed light on the realities faced by domestic workers — from unfair treatment and lack of…
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