SEED CAPITAL GIVEN TO ALABUKOM GARDENING WIDOWS GROUP

In Alabukom, a group of widows came together not to dwell on loss, but to build something new. With a modest seed capital grant, these women transformed a shared patch of land into a thriving vegetable garden — turning small investment into steady income, food security, and renewed dignity.
What began as a handful of seeds and tools has grown into a source of livelihood that no longer depends on charity, but on their own hands and hard work. Today, the Alabukom Gardening Widows Group stands as proof that when women are given the right support — not pity, but capital and opportunity — they build resilience that outlasts any single donation.





Mission 21 partners workshop on institutional diagnosis, assessment, and strengthening held at Bafousam sponsored by the coordination office

Distribution of school supplies and payment of school fees for orphans and vulnerable children ahead of the new academic year

Aid International- Christian Women of Vision carried out a baseline survey of analysis on the situation of positive masculinity in the Bamenda, NW Region of Cameroon in 2024. This project was sponsored by the Gender and Justice fund of Mission 21, Switzerland.