Target zero malaria
The Training of community health workers for the management of uncomplicated malaria, as we know, an early diagnosis is crucial for effective treatment.
This project is carried out in partnership with the Campo District Medical Center, the City of Strasbourg, the Humanis Collective, and ASMEC. Together, we are strengthening access to quality healthcare for vulnerable populations.
As part of its awareness and malaria prevention campaign, the Association for the Health of Mothers and Children of Campo (ASMEC), the Campo Medical Center, the Municipality of Campo, and the local population of Campo (Cameroon), in partnership with the City of Strasbourg (France), are joining forces to say STOP to the Anopheles mosquito, the main vector of malaria transmission.
The training is led by Dr. Elemva Nkumba Arthur, Chief Physician of the Campo Medical Center in Cameroon.
Our efforts also extend to health awareness and prevention, through the organization of conferences:
In Campo, Cameroon, to engage with the local population and address their specific health challenges;
In Alsace, France, to raise broader awareness about public health issues affecting communities in general.
Meeting with locals authoritizes, local caregivers and ASMEC member, an important step in objective to present and to ASMEC association, as our goal is to involve all key stakeholders in the active life of the municipality of Campo, Cameroon. Including local elected officials, healthcare professionals, community members, and local authorities, with the aim of raising awareness, encouraging dialogue, and finding concrete solutions to address the identified issues.
This collaborative approach will help foster social cohesion, greater effectiveness, and the long-term sustainability of our projects.
Have you heard about Campo in Camerooon ?
Discover Campo, Cameroon
Nestled on the Atlantic coast of Central Africa, near the border with Equatorial Guinea, Campo is a small but vibrant commune in the South Region of Cameroon. With a population of approximately 15,000 inhabitants, Campo is home to a rich cultural mosaic, including ethnic groups such as the Mvaé, Pygmies, Mabea, and Iyassa. Surrounded by lush equatorial forest and shaped by a hot, humid climate, Campo faces unique public health challenges—making it a key focus for community-based health education, environmental preservation, and sustainable development efforts.
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