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Our mission is to be a catalyst for sustainable change in rural Cameroon

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About Us

Cameroon Catalyst is an international development charity which brings together students, engineers and specialists who lend their expertise to help facilitate sustainable development in villages in Cameroon.

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Water and Sanitation

50% of people in rural Cameroon lack access to safe drinking water. Our work this year is therefore focused on providing access to improved water sources across the region through the installation of new wells and pumps.

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Whether you wish to donate, volunteer or fundraise, there are a number of ways to be involved with our work. The charity is an entirely volunteer led charity, and therefore relies on people like you getting involved.

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Our Latest Video

In 2015 Cameroon Catalyst embarked on a 5 year development programme to improve Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WaSH) in East Cameroon. In partnership with Article25 and sponsored by WS, this video outlines our progress during year 1 of the programme.

You can also view our previous video here, which explains the work which we have completed in the village of Bambouti and our impact.

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We rely on support and donations to build our projects, and we need your support. We value all donations, and the funding will make a real difference to the communities in rural Cameroon. Please give what you can.

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Our Supporters

  • University of Southampton
  • WSP Parsons Brinckerhoff
  • CEMAR
  • Mosame Trust
  • Article 25
  • Souter Charitable Trust
  • Groundwater Relief