Cosmoproject

Strong stakeholder collaboration is key to empowering orphans and vulnerable children (OVC) households! By working together, we can enhance access to sustainable livelihoods, improve well-being, and build resilience, all while reducing the risk of HIV/AIDS transmission. Let’s make a difference together!

Maximizing partnership for sustainable livelihood geared towards resilience for orphans and vulnerable children within CoSMO (Consolidating Systems and Services for the Management of Orphans and Vulnerable Children in Cameroon) project | IAS Plus AUTHORSX. Tchetnya1, A.M. Tembei1, I. Mbiekop1, S. Monono1, Y. Kamwa1, T.B.D. Minkemdefo1, L. Wangyia1, F. Teutsong David1, B. Tchaptchet Christelle Lynda1, N. Abalintsina Emmanuel1, C. Rose Fonchingong1INSTITUTIONS1National Episcopal Conference of Cameroon, Yaounde, Cameroon

In , USAID - US Agency for International Development and The National Episcopal Conference of Cameroon (NECC) are uplifting orphans and vulnerable children (OVC) through Cosmoproject. On , CoSMO staff joined other community partners in the fight against HIV/AIDS through a sports walk to encourage and sensitize others to help improve the welfare of OVC.

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Ensemble, agissons pour une communauté solidaire contre le VIH/SIDA

George Siberry, PEPFAR Deputy Principal (DP) for , and Cathy Nguyen, Senior Country Associate (SCA) at USAID - US Agency for International Development from Washington DC have paid a visit to the Cosmoproject.

"We had such a fantastic visit to MERENSO, a chance to meet the caseworkers who do incredible work there, and even to hear from three program [project] participants talk about their stories," says George

MERENSO (Association Meres et Enfants Solidaires) is a community-based organization and one of the 26 SR-IPs of the National Episcopal Conference of Cameroon (NECC), implementing CoSMO in Cameroon

“CoSMO Project is not just fighting HIV, but making a difference in Lives” The Consolidating Systems and Services for the Management of Orphans and Vulnerable Children (CoSMO) Project’s impact on the lives of participants in Cameroon has been highlighted. This was during a field visit by George Siberry, PEPFAR Deputy Principal (DP) for Cameroon, and Cathy Nguyen, Senior ...