Archdiocese Of Bamenda

Archdiocese Of Bamenda is a non-profit organization registered in SAM.gov since February 2021. Through federal grants, Archdiocese Of Bamenda provides services to vulnerable populations in Cameroon, including emergency food and non-food item assistance to conflict-affected households, livelihoods recovery through poultry production training and input distribution, and support for orphans and vulnerable children.

Archdiocese Of Bamenda has received multiple federal sub-awards to provide food vouchers, essential household items, poultry production training, livestock and animal health linkages, and care for orphans and vulnerable children. These sub-awards were funded through prime awards from Catholic Relief Services - United States Conference Of Catholic Bishops and supported emergency response and early recovery for households impacted by conflict and displacement in Northwest Cameroon. Specific services provided include e-vouchers for purchasing food and essential non-food items through local markets under USAID's Food Assistance and Emergency Shelter and Settlements programs; poultry production training, input distribution, and facilitation of linkages with Cameroon's Ministry of Livestock, Fisheries and Animal Industries under USAID's agriculture and food security program; and care for orphans and vulnerable children under PEPFAR and USAID maternal and child health programs. Through both prime and sub federal awards, Archdiocese Of Bamenda delivers critical support to vulnerable populations in Cameroon.