SCACHA was born from a deeply personal experience. Catherine, a young mother in Bamenda, witnessed firsthand the struggles faced by vulnerable women, children, and families in her community — struggles that too often went unnoticed and unsupported.
Moved by compassion, she began organizing small community support groups, gathering resources, and volunteering her time to help those most in need. What started as one woman's act of kindness grew into a movement of care.
Today, the Saint Catherine Charity for Humanitarian Aid (SCACHA) carries forward that founding spirit — serving displaced families, supporting maternal and child health, expanding education access, and championing disability inclusion across Cameroon.
We envision a Cameroon where every mother receives quality healthcare, every child has access to education, every displaced person finds safety and belonging, and every person with a disability is included and empowered. Our vision is a society built on compassion, equity, and shared humanity — where the most vulnerable are lifted up and given the opportunity to thrive.
We approach every person with empathy, kindness, and genuine care for their wellbeing.
We uphold the inherent dignity of every individual, regardless of their circumstances.
We ensure that no one is excluded — including people with disabilities and displaced families.
We believe in a brighter future and work every day to make it a reality for our communities.
SCACHA's founding story and milestones will be published after the dates and details are reviewed and approved by the organization.
Be a part of our story. Whether through volunteering, donating, or spreading the word — your support helps us reach more vulnerable people across Cameroon.