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UNIMAC UNIVERSAL MAIDENS ASSOCIATION CAMEROON
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.
Our Mission
The mission of UNIMAC is to empower and uplift women and girls in Cameroon through advocacy, education, and support. We strive to promote gender equality, provide resources and opportunities, and create a more inclusive society where every woman can thrive and succeed.
Our Vision
We envisage a world free from violence, exploitation and environmental harm, where every individual thrives in equality, safety, and dignity.
Our Goal
UNIMAC empowers women in Cameroon through various initiatives such as skills training, advocacy for gender equality, health and wellness campaigns, economic empowerment programs, educational support, community service projects, networking, leadership development, sustainable fundraising, advocacy against gender-based voilence (GBV) and providing a safe space for women. These efforts aim to empower women and promote gender equality in Cameroon.
Our Objectives
Our Operational Plan
Empowerment
Initiate empowerment programs for women and young girls, equipping them with the education and skills to overcome the risks of child trafficking and ascend to equitable social and economic heights.
Professional Training
Roll out training programs tailored for maidens (young girls and women), promoting gender equality and professional growth while instituting better work environments and career pathway
Legal Contracts
Craft standardized legal contracts that insulate every maiden (young girl or woman) with clearly defined rights, safeguarding against exploitation and gender bias.
Fundraisers
The organization relies on support through donations to fund its programs and activities. Donations can be made in cash or in kind. In-kind donations can include; food, clothing, medical supplies, and educational materials.
Advocacy
Propel targeted advocacy campaigns to illuminate the injustices faced by the underprivileged and marginalized, focusing on promoting gender equality and domestic workers’ rights.
Database Creation
Bringing together all maidens in Cameroon into a united force and contribute to efforts aimed at improving their living and working conditions and better discuss ways to promote their socio-economic empowerment, progress and growth for their wellbeing
Raise Awareness
To raise awareness, educate and sensitize the population on the important role maidens play in the development in our country and advocate for their respect, the rule of law and the preservation of all fundamental rights and freedom to live in dignity and in a secure society.
Prevent Social ills
To advocate for the protection of children from being victims of social ills such as forced or early marriages, sexual harassment,GBV etc. which can jeopardize their futures.
Join Us
Empowering Women and Girls in Cameroon
At the Universal Maidens Association Cameroon (UNIMAC), we believe that every woman and girl deserves the opportunity to thrive. Our mission is to promote gender equality, eliminate discrimination, and support the personal and professional development of women and girls across Cameroon.We need passionate and dedicated individuals like you to help us make a difference. Whether you want to volunteer your time, donate resources, or partner with us, your contribution can create lasting change
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What people say about us
“Je suis Thiaba Martin, 35 ans, avec deux enfants scolarisés. Avant, je travaillais comme homme de ménage et caissier, gagnant 35 000 francs. Après un séminaire UNIMAC il y a dix mois, je suis maintenant caissier dans un snack-bar, gagnant 50 000 francs avec un contrat et une affiliation à la CNPS. Merci UNIMAC pour cette amélioration de ma vie.”
THIABA MARTIN
Domestic Worker
“My name is Mrs. Tipa Martha Anoh from Momo Division, North West Region. We relocated to Yaoundé due to the Anglophone Crisis. Since joining UNIMAC, my earnings as a domestic worker increased from 25,000 to 70,000 francs with a signed contract and CNPS registration. UNIMAC is truly a GOD-sent organization.”
Tipa Martha Anoh
Domestic Worker
“Je suis Lovine Menbong, 29 ans, femme de ménage à Yaoundé depuis 7 ans. Grâce à UNIMAC, mes conditions de travail ont changé. Avant, je gagnais entre 25,000 et 30,000 francs irrégulièrement. Maintenant, je reçois 50,000 francs avec un contrat signé et une affiliation à la CNPS.
Lovine Menbong
Domestic Worker
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Team
MEET OUR MEMBERS.
AMEH MAURICE NGWA
Founder/Ceo
Fuh Syvester Neba
Field Animator
Anam Arly Asaah
Administrative Assistant
Check our latest blog & news
Seminar and Workshop Report – March 11, 2023, Lady Bird School Complex, Yaoundé
UNIMAC ACTIVITY REPORT OF FIRST SEMISTER OF 2023 PROJECT EXECUTION
PRIME HOUR: THURSDAY 1ST JUNE 2023. LIVE ON MY MEDIA PRIME TV
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