Family World International (FAWOI)

FAWOI celebrates our Case Manager & Counsellor, Tsague Arielle. She's at the heart of our response, ensuring individuals, families, and communities receive the psychosocial support, mental health care, and guidance they need to heal, grow, and thrive. Happy Birthday, Arielle.

Today, FAWOI celebrates one of the steady hands behind everything we do. If one word defines Vanisa's contribution to this organisation, it is trust. She protects the integrity of every programme, every commitment, and every community we serve. Happy Birthday, Vanisa.

1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime. At FAWOI, building healthy families means building families that know the signs, speak openly about health, and act early. Early detection saves lives. ✅ Know the signs ✅ Check regularly ✅ Act early

On World Peace Day, FAWOI stands with the humanitarian and development community, calling for renewed dialogue, protection, and meaningful action in Cameroon. Peace is not a wish. It is an urgency. #WorldPeaceDay #AnglophoneCrisis #PeaceForCameroon #HumanitarianAction #SDG16

FAWOI's SG and Protection Officer participated in the International Coastal Cleanup Day at Down Beach, Limbe, under the theme “SEA FOR CHANGE" organised by @ascoacm. We remain committed to protecting our oceans and inspiring sustainable practices in our communities.

📢 We're hiring! FAWOI seeks a Finance & Admin Assistant for our EpiC Cameroon project in Buea (on-site, full-time, 3 months renewable). Bachelor's + 2-3 years exp required. CV + certs (1 PDF) sent to [email protected] Deadline: 24 Sept 2026 Read more: fawoi.org/career/finance-adm…

The work of a humanitarian cannot be fully compensated, only witnessed, remembered, and honoured. On World Humanitarian Day, FAWOI honours every humanitarian and volunteer who gave more than the world will ever fully repay.

It is a true honour to have you as part of our team and an even greater privilege to share this journey of building sustainable families and empowering communities. On this special day, we wish you an abundance of blessings, joy, and strength to carry you through the year ahead.

To the dads teaching, correcting, playing, praying, protecting. To the father figures stepping in with love and consistency. You complete the home for a house becomes a home when a father is present. This is what we honor at FAWOI. Thank you for being present.

The African Child has always been ready, and FAWOI shows up for them. On June 12, our team visited Government Primary School, Muea, to mark the Day of the African Child. It was one powerful day of learning. Read the full story👇 fawoi.org/2026/06/african-ch…

To mark the World Day Against Child Labour and the International Day of the African Child, our team visited Government Primary School Muea 👦🏾 87 pupils reached 👩🏾‍🏫 5 teachers engaged 3 topics: • Rights & Relevance of the Child • The Right to Education • Healthy Exam Practices

Today in Tiko, FAWOI joined ASCOA and a coalition of dedicated partners for a beach cleanup in commemoration of World Ocean Day 264.58 KG of waste collected, including: • Plastic bottles and cans • Fishing material • Metallic waste • Non-plastic waste

FAWOI joins 100+ organizations for #WorldEnvironmentDay2026 Theme: "Inspired By Nature, For Climate, For Our Future" With @Minepded1, we renew our commitment to protecting ecosystems, inspiring communities & driving real climate action. Read more fawoi.org/2026/06/fawoi-cele…

Our SG, @StephenKube will be moderating the panel discussions. Do not miss this webinar tonight.

Join us for a powerful conversation on investing in community-led solutions for a period-friendly world. 🗓 Saturday, 23rd May 2026 ⏰ 7:00 PM GMT +1 | 2:00 PM GMT -4 meet.google.com/nsz-pmzo-vcz Be part of the movement amplifying endogenous solutions to menstrual hygiene.

This is preventable by: 👉 Consulting a qualified healthcare professional before taking any medication. 👉 Purchasing medicines only from licensed pharmacies with a valid prescription. 👉 Following the dosage/duration prescribed & never sharing medicines with others.

Buying & using self-prescribed drugs may seem convenient, but also puts your health at serious risk. Self-medication leads to thousands of preventable hospitalisations and deaths each year – often from incorrect dosages, dangerous drug interactions, or delayed proper treatment.

✅ School Sensitisations – 5 schools engaged ✅ Community Dialogue – Focus Group Discussion with women in Kombo, amplifying voices and breaking stigma. ✅ A team of 8 facilitators from DIBA, FAWOI, Royalty World, Demtou, & WIVADEV ensured diverse expertise and outreach.

𝗠𝗲𝗻𝘀𝘁𝗿𝘂𝗮𝗹 𝗛𝗲𝗮𝗹𝘁𝗵 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗗𝗶𝗴𝗻𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝗠𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗵 – 28 Days of Activism Day 8 marked another milestone in our campaign, as sensitisation activities reached schools and communities across Kombo and Bomaka.