Berudep Sponsor an Orphan Project
The Berudep Sponsor an Orphan Project supports orphaned children in the rural communities of NW Cameroon in West Africa. Sponsors from all over the world send monthly payments which cover school fees, text books, exam fees, medicine, hospital bills, clothes, food supplements (U12) to combat malnutrition and a dedicated local field worker.
The children do not stay in an orphanage, rather with next of kin as is tradition in the tribe, so every orphan is housed. However, because education, medical treatment, clothes and food all cost money and most caretakers have many children of their own to take care of, the orphans tend to be last in line to be taken care of, with their needs often neglected.
When an orphan has special needs, an illness, a medical condition or is not in school there is urgent need for extra help.
The project identifies these cases in the community and prioritises on a strictly neediest first basis.
Unlike other projects the Berudep Sponsor an Orphan Project is one big ‘family’ with all sponsors having some connection as either friends or family of Berudep or previous Berudep volunteers. 100% of sponsorship money sent is spent to the benefit of the child rather than money being lost along the way on bank fees or administration.
Each sponsor receives a quarterly letter from their child, a report from their field worker, and a copy of the accounts showing exactly how their money has been spent.

The Berudep Sponsor an Orphan Project is based in Belo, Cameroon and run by a volunteer Project Supervisor with two local paid field workers under directorship of the umbrella organisation Berudep (Belo Rural Development Project). The accounts are audited on a quarterly basis by an external auditer. All sponsorship money is paid through Afri-link in the UK and KIRABO (www.kirabo.eu) in Europe which are registered charities.
For further information please contact us or visit the Berudep website www.berudep.org
If you would like to get involved or donate please fill out the contact page.
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