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The Foundation for Inclusive Education (FIED) is a small but impactful NGO based in Cameroon that champions inclusive education, peace, and social justice.
Led by Executive Director Nkegoah Ebenezer, it works to ensure that children, especially from vulnerable or marginalized backgrounds, have equitable access to quality schooling, especially those with disabilities.
In addition to education, the foundation supports related areas including water, sanitation, hygiene, and IT assistance, often in collaboration with community partners
Promotes hygiene and sanitation in schools through handwashing stations, clean water access, menstrual health education, and hygiene clubs.
Raises awareness and provides support tools to promote the rights, participation, and dignity of persons with disabilities in schools and communities.
Engages children and communities in peace education, rights awareness, and civic action for inclusion and conflict prevention.
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CSR strategy lacked a tangible connection to the local community. FFIEDU showed us exactly where our money was going. Seeing a student in a wheelchair enter the classroom independently for the first time was a game-changer for our entire staff.
"I’m not a millionaire, but I believe that no child should be left behind. I donate 5% of my annual profits to FFIEDU because they focus on 'less privileged but capable.' Last month, I met a boy they support who built a radio from scrap parts. FFIEDU helped him get into a technical school. They don't just give handouts; they unlock genius that would otherwise be wasted."
We usually fund health initiatives, but FFIEDU made a compelling case that education is preventative health. By providing physiotherapy on-site alongside academic lessons, they keep children safe while their parents work. Their data collection on the progress of these students is impeccable. "
As an international donor, due diligence is critical for us. FFIEDU stands out in Cameroon for their financial transparency and their low overhead costs. In the last year, our grant trained 40 teachers in sign language and adaptive learning techniques. The retention rate of students they serve is over 90%, which is unheard of in this sector. They are the best investment we have made in Central Africa.
Living abroad for the past fifteen years, I have often struggled to find trustworthy organizations back home. Too many ask for money, but you never see the results. FFIEDU changed that for me completely
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ceo Global Plan NetworkFoundation for Inclusive Education plays a very important role in facilitating education for disabled children in many communities in Cameroon .