UNICEF Cameroon

🔍 Ever wondered what the UNICEF logo really means? It’s more than a design—it’s a promise. A promise that began in 1946 when UNICEF was created to deliver milk and hope to children in post-war Europe. From a simple emblem to the iconic mother-and-child embraced by a globe, every detail tells a story of care, protection, and global unity. 🌍 Discover the journey behind this symbol of hope. 💙 #ForEveryChild. Always. #UNICEF #ForEveryChild #WorldChildrensDay #LogoStory #ChildRights

🎡 What if a simple wheel could reveal what every child truly deserves? Think you know children’s rights? This wheel might surprise you… 👀 Curious? Spin it and uncover the essential rights that shape a child’s future: education, protection, health, participation… Each section is a call to act. 📣 To parents, communities, donors, and decision-makers: every spin is a promise. A promise to build a safer, fairer, and more inclusive world for every child. 📅 As we approach World Children’s Day, let’s take a stand together. ✅ Spin the wheel. Raise your voice. Make a difference. 💙 #ForEveryChild #WorldChildrensDay #UNICEF #ChildRights #ActForChildren #SpinTheWheel UNICEF Cameroon UNICEF

🌍 Cameroon hire two Nutrition Specialists! 📍 Locations: Yaoundé & Maroua 📅 Deadline: 18 November 2025 Are you passionate about improving child nutrition in humanitarian contexts? UNICEF Cameroon is hiring two Nutrition Specialists (NO-3) to lead impactful programs focused on Nutrition in Emergencies and wasting prevention in Yaoundé & Maroua. 🔹 You’ll work with national partners, provide technical guidance, and help shape strategies that save lives. 🔹 Fluency in English and French is essential. 🔹 A chance to make a real difference in the lives of children across Cameroon. 💼 Apply now: https://lnkd.in/dMRSmYMp Let’s build a better future for every child. 💙 #UNICEF #NutritionJobs #CameroonJobs #HumanitarianCareers #UNCareers #NutritionInEmergencies #ChildRights

D-16 to World Children’s Day In #Cameroon, more than one million children are living through crisis. Their voices matter. 🚨 From #Kousseri to #Bamenda, children wake up in a context of crisis, displacement, and poverty. But they also wake up with RIGHTS. Just days before #WorldChildrensDay, we are listening to their stories. 💬 “My Day. My Rights.” 📣 Share the voice of a child from your region. Let’s make Cameroon heard. #MyDayMyRights UNICEF Cameroon UNICEF

🚗 UNICEF Cameroon is Hiring – 2 Driver Positions (GS2, FT) 📍 Locations: Douala & Buea 📅 Deadline to apply: Tuesday, 18 November 2025 at 11:55 PM 🔗 Apply here https://shorturl.at/zRmFP UNICEF is seeking two qualified and committed Drivers (GS2 level) to support its operations in Douala and Buea. These roles are essential to ensuring the safe and efficient movement of staff, goods, and services in support of UNICEF’s mission to protect and promote the rights of every child. 🔧 Key Responsibilities: Provide safe and reliable driving services for UNICEF staff, officials, and visitors. Ensure routine vehicle maintenance and readiness. Support logistical and administrative tasks as needed. Maintain accurate vehicle documentation and comply with safety protocols. 🎯 Who Can Apply: Candidates with a secondary education, a valid driver’s license, and at least two years of professional driving experience, preferably within the UN system or international organizations. Fluency in French is required; knowledge of English or a local language is an asset. Join a team that is passionate, diverse, and committed to making a lasting impact for children across Cameroon. 📌 Apply now and be part of the change! #UNICEFCameroon #JobOpportunity #DriverJobs #FieldSupport #ForEveryChild

I was honoured to be part of this session guiding the girls on such an enriching project #ThisisgirlsMovement

🌟 What does leadership look like when it’s born from lived experience? Saturday, we hosted a vibrant reflection session with Malala Wilson the #Adolescent Girls Advisory Board Member following her participation in the Girls’ Vision for the Future Regional Summit in #Dakar— Her presence at the Regional Summit and the gathering was more than symbolic—it was transformational. 💬 Malala shared her journey, her insights, and her fire. She encouraged the girls to: 🌱 Believe in their power and potential 🔥 Keep inspiring and mobilizing others 💪 Challenge themselves and their peers 🗣️ Tell their own stories—because the best stories of girls are told by girls themselves Together, we explored key themes to shape the girls’ advocacy agenda for the upcoming National Girls’ Forum, and imagined what leadership looks like after AGAB—how each girl can continue to lead change in her community. 🚀 This is not just a summit. It’s a launchpad. 📣 To every woman, ally, and changemaker: now is the time to stand with girls. Support their voices. Amplify their leadership. Help build the future they envision. #GirlsVisionForTheFuture #AGAB #MalalaWilson #UNICEF #GirlsLeadership #YouthAdvocacy #SouthwestCameroon #LinkedInForChange #MondayMotivation #NationalGirlsForum UNICEF Cameroon UNICEF

🌟 What if this week, you became the turning point in a young girl's life? I’m COTA Gisèle, and for as long as I can remember, I’ve been deeply concerned about the realities faced by women and girls in environments that often limit their potential. Long before any formal initiative, I found myself listening, guiding, and encouraging the young girls around me—informally, but wholeheartedly. In July 2025, I was honoured to be selected as a mentor for the MA COTA program—an initiative launched by the government and UNICEF Cameroon dedicated to helping girls find their voice, their path, and their power as future women leaders. 💬 As a mentor: I supported my mentee in discovering her strengths and embracing her vulnerabilities. I helped her overcome fears, build confidence, and believe in her potential. Academically, I guided her through her thesis, enhanced her CV, and assisted her in selecting professional training that aligned with her ambitions. Volunteering as a mentor has been an advantageous experience. I witnessed a young girl blossom, grow, and rise. Each milestone she reached filled me with pride and joy. This bond of trust and transmission reminded me of how powerful mentorship can be as a tool for transformation. ✨ The MA COTA program allows us, as women, to reconnect with our stories and put our experiences to work for the next generation. It creates a space where every girl can dream big, build strong, and rise tall. 💥 This Monday, I invite you to take action. 👉 Become a role model, a guide, a source of strength for a girl who simply needs someone to believe in her. Because every dream deserves a woman who believes in it. #MentorshipMatters #MACOTA #WomenEmpoweringGirls #Leadership #MondayMotivation #BeTheChange

Nous sommes ravis d’annoncer l’intervention de Nadine Perrault, Représentante du bureau UNICEF Cameroon au prochain Global Meeting du Women's Forum for the Economy & Society. 🙏 Sous la présidence de Nannette Lafond-Dufour et la direction de Leïla Grison, la 20e édition de ce Forum, essentielle pour faire avancer l’égalité des genres et les sociétés, est placée sous la thématique du #courage: un sujet crucial, au cœur de l’action #humanitaire. Nadine Perrault, avocate et experte depuis plus de 20 ans sur les thématiques de la protection de l’enfance et la défense des droits des #filles, reviendra sur son engagement et le travail mené par l’UNICEF en Afrique de l’Ouest et du Centre.📢 Contactez-nous pour prendre rdv 👉 partenariats@unicef.fr #WFGM25 #PourChaqueEnfant Laure Modesti-Jubin Mathieu de La Souchère Adeline HAZAN Clémence DECKER Léonie Mölders Chaventré Léa Grillot Anne Fouchard Noémi de Verneuil 

🌟 My name is Constance Bilong, 21 years old, currently a senior student in Terminale C at Lycée Général Leclerc. On October 28th, I had the honor of speaking at a Thematic Café on Gender-Based Violence (GBV), organized by Ministry of Woment empowerment and Family in collaboration with international partners at Hôtel Djeuga Palace in Yaoundé. 🎤 For the first time, I wasn’t just a participant—I was a speaker. I shared my personal story, voiced my ideas, and proposed concrete recommendations to strengthen the fight against GBV. Despite the nerves of speaking in front of distinguished guests—Madam Minister of Women and the Family, the United Nations Resident Coordinator, and representatives of UN agencies—I found the courage to speak. And in doing so, I experienced both fear and liberation. 💡 My key recommendations included: Raising awareness about the impact of GBV Engaging men and boys through positive masculinity Providing psychological, medical, and legal support to survivors Promoting initiatives like: The “Ma COTA” mentorship program Advisory girl networks such as AGAB Girls Movement campaigns Public speaking training for girls to build confidence and resilience 🙏 I owe this milestone to my mentor, Ma COTA Lisette, whose unwavering support and guidance helped me discover a stronger version of myself. Her legacy lives in me, and I will strive to pass on the light and wisdom she shared. Together, let’s keep pushing forward in the fight against GBV. #GenderEquality #StopGBV #YouthVoices #GirlsMovement #Mentorship #Leadership #UNV #MINPROFF #Empowerment #LinkedInYouth #MaCOTA #AGAB