Health Services Partner Cameroon
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Empowering Health and Wellness in Cameroon
Dedicated to disease prevention and community health support.
Empowering Health and Wellness in Cameroon
Our Mission
Our mission is to improve community health and address social service and environmental health challenges, including gender-based violence and non-communicable diseases, affecting impoverished and at-risk populations in underserved regions of Cameroon. In these communities, preventable conditions frequently result in adverse health outcomes.
Empowering Lives Through Health: A Visual Journey of Our Work in Cameroon
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Discover How We Empower Communities
We believe in the power of community and the importance of working together to achieve our goals. At Health Services Partner Cameroon, we empower individuals and communities to create lasting change. Explore our website to learn more about our mission and how you can get involved.
Who We Are
Our Vision
At Health Services Partner Cameroon (HSPC), our vision is to create communities where physical and mental health is prioritized, enabling residents to access the resources they need to optimize their well-being.
Our Approach
We embrace a holistic approach to health promotion, disease prevention, health education, and social service support. Our work empowers women and addresses not only the symptoms of physical illness but also the underlying social, economic, and environmental factors contributing to poor health outcomes.
Our Accomplishments
Over the years, HSPC has reached several key milestones, including expanding services, increasing access to health resources, and strengthening community partnerships to improve health outcomes for underserved populations.
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About Health Services Partner Cameroon
Health Services Partner Cameroon (HSPC) is a registered public charitable, non-profit association committed to addressing healthcare and social service challenges faced by underserved populations. These communities often endure preventable and treatable diseases due to limited access to care. HSPC has been officially approved by the Ministry of Territorial Administration Cameroon since 2011.
Our mission is to improve community health and address social service challenges faced by impoverished and at-risk populations in underserved areas, where preventable conditions frequently result in adverse health outcomes.
Objectives
- To promote health, prevent disease, and provide health education addressing both communicable and non-communicable diseases such as HIV/AIDS, COVID-19, malaria, diabetes, and hypertension among impoverished populations in Cameroon.
- To collaborate with multi-sectoral ministries and stakeholders to empower women, promote environmental health, and address the effects of climate change—ultimately improving socio-economic well-being.
- To donate essential medications and medical supplies to hospitals, training schools, and healthcare-focused institutions.
- To provide preventive medical education and meet the social service and humanitarian needs of poor and rural communities, regardless of ethnicity or background.
- To raise funds both within and outside Cameroon to support these initiatives.
Our Outreach Programs
We conduct outreach programs targeting underserved and impoverished communities, offering free services such as:
- Blood pressure and diabetes screenings
- Vaccination campaigns and COVID-19/HIV/AIDS testing
- Health education workshops
- Mosquito net distribution in collaboration with the Ministry of Public Health
- Health promotion seminars
- Women’s empowerment activities
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Help us raise awareness about our mission and programs by sharing our website, social media pages, and event updates with your family, friends, and colleagues.
Donations: Your contributions help sustain our programs and expand our reach. Every donation, no matter the size, makes a tangible difference. Contact us via WhatsApp at +237 650 182 355 to learn more about donation opportunities.
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Health Services Partner Cameroon: Team Members
President & CEO
Dr. Christopher Forju, PhD, Public Policy/Administration and Non-Profit Management
As the founder and President of Health Services Partner Cameroon (HSPC), Dr. Christopher Jingwa Forju brings decades of experience and unwavering dedication to improving health outcomes for vulnerable populations. Dr. Forju holds a PhD in Public Policy and Administration, specializing in Non-Profit Management, from Walden University, USA, where he graduated among the top of his class and was inducted into Phi Alpha Alpha—the National Honor Society for Public Affairs and Administration. He also holds a Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) and a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN), along with a degree in Public Health, from California State University, Los Angeles.
Dr. Forju previously served as the Associate Director of Administration at the Los Angeles County University of Southern California Medical Center, Healthcare Networks. Over the course of more than 30 years, he held various roles, including providing care to acute care adults and critically ill medicine and surgical patients. He also managed the coronary critical care unit and cardiac catheterization lab, and led the Hospital Operations department responsible for overseeing patient flow and bed control management at the 600-bed Los Angeles University of Southern California Medical Center.
After 35 years of service, Dr. Forju retired and transitioned into philanthropic work. In this capacity, he served as the CEO/President of Health Services Partner Global (HSPG), a US-based non-profit organization. There, he spearheaded several community-based positive social change projects, supported by HSPG and carried out in Cameroon. After five years of leading HSPG, Dr. Forju retired from the organization and returned to Cameroon to apply his knowledge and expertise to charitable efforts aimed at improving community health and bringing about positive social change in impoverished communities.
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