Statistics Humanitarian Response

Training of Community Based Organizations and Communication for Development Actors: 49 organizations and actors were trained on Essential Family Practices (EFP) and social cohesion in 9 divisions in the North West and South West regions.
Sensitization of IDPs and Host Communities: 45,000 IDPs and host communities were sensitized and trained on essential family practices and social cohesion in churches, meetings, community squares, bushes, and households in 9 divisions in NW (Momo, Mezam, Boyo, Ngoketunjia, and Menchum) and SW (Meme, Fako, Manyu, and Ndian) regions.
Radio Sensitization: Sensitization was also carried out through radio slots and micro-programs in 5 out of 9 targeted radios: Radio Evangelium and Abakwa FM in Momo, Boyo, Mezam, and Menchum; Mediafrique for Fako; Lake Side radio for Meme; and Radio Evangelium for Manyu Division.
Health Intervention: 300 health actors were identified, recruited, and trained on specific emergency health intervention.
Child Healthcare: 17,797 children under the age of 5 were consulted and treated for malaria, diarrhea, and pneumonia in 14 health districts in the NW and SW regions.
Distribution of LLINs: 23,300 Long-Lasting Insecticidal Nets (LLINs) were provided to identified households and families in 14 health districts in NW and SW regions of Cameroon.
Prenatal Care: 1428 pregnant women received at least 3 doses of Intermittent Preventive Treatment, iron, and Folic acid.
IEC Material Distribution: 87,056 Information, Education, and Communication (IEC) materials on EFP were distributed to families in 14 health districts in public places, bushes, and community squares.
Feedback Mechanism: 19 feedback and complaint mechanisms were put in place and are functioning.
Dialogue Sessions and Community Engagement: 10 dialogue sessions were organized on EFP, meetings with male and female adolescents, access to humanitarian assistance, and mass campaigns. Additionally, outreach activities were communicated to the community.
Community Health Workers and Facilities Support: 20 Community Health Workers (CHW), 20 community mobilizers, and 20 traditional authorities in the Bamenda III subdivision (Nkwen health area) were recruited and trained. Furthermore, 4 hand washing stations were provided to Chinde learning center and ST. Paul Primary school.
Elderly Healthcare and COVID-19 Screening: 317 elderly persons above 60 years in Nkwen health area were screened for COVID-19 using thermos-flash.
Women's Empowerment and COVID-19 Response: 100 vulnerable women were trained on how to produce face masks and locally made hand sanitizer.
Community Engagement and Education: Focus group discussions in the local language and sensitization of 3000 people using IEC materials with targeted messages were conducted.
Support for IDPs: Mattresses were provided for IDPs (Procurement of food supplies Sheltered IDPs).