About Queen Fogang Foundation
Queen Fogang Foundation (QFF) is a Non-Governmental Organization commited to leading the course for the eradication of poverty through sustainable development and growth. We focus on providing and advancing equal opportunity for everyone, support empowerment programs for women and girls, encourage education, safeguard and protect children, the vulnerable and the marginalized. The organization was registered on the 18th of August 2020; with its head office in Buea; South West Region of Cameroon. It exist under Registration No: 938/G.37/C84/VOL1/SAAJP in conformity with the prescriptions of Article 7 of Law No 90/053 of 19/12/1990 relating to creation and functioning of Associations in Cameroon.
QFF seeks to promote the welfare of women, children, vulnerable and the deprived by working directly with the people, communities, government and organizations. We work to ensure positive social change, enriching lives and communities.
Programmes
Inclusive Education
QFF focuses inclusion, making sure boys, girls and persons with disability are open to equal learning opportunities.
Food Security/Livelihoods
Food Security and Livelihood: We provide general food assistance, livelihood and school feeding programs.
Protection
QFF Carries out protection activities for the vulnerable population, ensuring gender and disability inclusion.
Health
QFF provides basic health assistance to Pregnant and lactation mothers, infants, victims of Epedemic and pandemics.
Water Sanitation & Hygiene
Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH): QFF provides WASH services such as provision of good drinking water, toilets and other hygiene assistance.
Women & Girls
Women and Girls: QFF stands for vulnerable women and girls and support their needs.
Open to serve Humanity
OUR PARTNERS
Queen Fogang Foundation says NO to rape, our children deserve protection.
In response to the rape incident in Yaounde, which led to the murder of an 11years old Divine Mbarga, we raise our voices to say ENOOUGH is ENOUGH.
QFF will be carrying out Advocacy in different parts of South West Region to end rape; focusing on survivor-led initiatives, prevention education, legal reforms and holding pepetrators accountable.
Inorder to ensure survivor support, there is need to increase access to specialized medical, psychological and legal aid.
Prevention Education is needed to normalize conversations about body safety with children, educating adults on grooming tactics, and implementing protective, anti-trauma environments.
There is also the need to ensure Safe Reporting Mechanisms by establishing child complaint systems in communities and online.
Let’s be the voice to those who can’t speak
Alert GBV Lite, a strong digital tool to GBV response. Woman Eh, Wuna Place dey partners from North West and South West Regions of Cameroon were fully present for the UNFPA-WETECH digital App training.
As Frontliners of GBV intervention, the workshop provided insight on referral Pathway management, digital case management and support, safe data collection and monitoring, community sensitization and access and most importantly capacity building and technical refinement.
QFF active participation alongside other partners remains imperative to GBV Service provision.
Together, let’s continue to pave light to vulnerable women and girls, breaking the silence and ensuring an end to GBV
Alert GBV Lite is a digital platform, designed by UNFPA and partner WETECH, to facilitate timely access to services and referrals for survivors of Gender Based violence in Cameroon.
Today, UNFPA and WETECH, converged in buea with other UNFPA partners, QFF inclusive; to discuss about the web platform that is meant to greatly ease GBV interventions accross Northwest and South West Region of Cameroon.
The Alert GBV Lite App will go a long way to Digitalize GBV response, ensuring acceleration, Anonymity, security and automatically boost immediate GBV support in crisis areas.
“Report the Abuse, Break the silence.
Visit of Rotary International to QFF head office
Inorder to ensure strategic alignment and goal achievement, UNFPA and partner QFF carries out a working session at QFF head office in GRA Buea.
This session ensured knowledge exchange which provides a platform for exchanging perspectives and intergrating local contextual knowlege with global best practices.
The working session also strengthens joint accountability , helps define clear roles and responsibilities which is a core requirement of UNFPA Results -Based Management policy.
Discussions around this working session also ensured that GBV Service Provision spearheaded by QFF in different parts of the South West Region, with support from GIZ, BMZ, European Union and UNFPA; contributes in ending Gender Based Violence through the Woman Eh, Wuna Place Dey Gender transformative project.
The discussions with UNFPA also reminded us of resource management and accountability, making QFF fully aware of its responsibilities for the efficient, effective and transparent use of resources.
Together, let’s end Gender Based Violence
On Thursday March 5th 2026, UNICEF and partners converged in limbe for the E-comtainer launch established for the purpose of learning, with UNICEF, Learning never stops.
The UNICEF E-Container is an innovative, solar-powered, and sustainable digital learning hub, typically built from repurpose shipping containers, designed to bridge the digital gaps in remote or undeserved areas.
Four schools in the Limbe municipality will be benefiting from this great move by UNICEF and IHS-Power of Strength who pioneered the establishment and functionality of this e-continer for learners in Limbe.
This E-Container will also go a long way to Bridge the Digitl gaps, improve learning outcomes and ensure a safe and sustainable space for learning.
QFF and other partners also joined in the U-Report launching by UNICEF which is a crucial, free and anonymous SMS-based tool used to empower Youths to speak out on critical issues like education, health and safety.
By providing real-time data, these reports enables the goverment, UNICEF and other organizations to shape policies and deliver targeted, life saving and community driven solutions.
WOMAN EH, WUNA PLACE DEY Poject, supported by UNFPA remains the game changer, transforming the lives of vulnerable women.
Powerful empowerment talks from our experts from UNFPA and UNICEF at QFF’s head office, GRA Buea left women satisfied.
Queen Fogang Foundation remains a voice to the vulnerable women and girls, providing GBV services across the 6 Divisions of South West Region. These services centers on: Legal assistance, MHPSS, Case Management, Emergency Basic need assistance, Women and Girls Safe spaces etc.
With our expertise and quality GBV Service Provision, UNFPA found us worthy to impact and transform women, fostering long-term, sustainable safety and equality.
Referral Pathways were distributed amidst insightful talks with women.
The international women’s day at QFF’s head office with the “Woman Eh, Wuna Place Dey” project, enlightened and brightened faces providing women a path to safety.
UNFPA remains a great support to the vulnerable women and girls.
Together, let’s ensure the rights of all women and girls
The international women's day remains a remarkable day for women accross the world.
This year’s theme: Rights. Justice. Action: For all women and girls; signifies a holistic, preventive approach to breaking the cycle of poverty and abuse.
In partnership with UNFPA, the “Woman Eh, Wuna Place Dey” project is making waves in different parts of South West Region.
Today the 8th of March 2026, Experts from UNFPA, UNICEF and QFF, had talks on economic empowerment and gender based violence with vulnerable women which centered on:
1. Breaking the Cycle of Dependence: Economic empowerment provides a “buffer” for women, offering the financial autonomy needed to leave abusive situations and reducing their susceptibility to exploitation.
2. Addressing root causes of GBV: Talks on survival centered approach and addressing root causes aim to combat deeply rooted gender inequalities that drive violence, such as harmful social norms and power imbalances
3. Breaking the cycle of silence through the funded project by UNFPA “WOMAN EH, WUNA PLACE DEY”, was at the center of the loudable topics discussed.
Connecting survivors to care, ensuring immediate intervention, overcoming barriers, reducing shame via awareness, empowering women to speak, engaging community, zero tolerance message and referral mechanisms, were the top priorities among our talks with women.
Great thanks to UNFPA for using QFF as a vessel to transform lives.
In Lebialem Division, QFF Continue campaign on women's right, using the "Woman Eh, Wuna Place Dey" project to create awareness.
The GBV services provided by QFF, with support from UNFPA, Funded by GIZ, is making waves in this part of the region.
Ensuring a great number of vulnerable women in hard to zones are reached and transformed; remains our priority. Every vulnerable woman deserves to be protected.
UNFPA has been a pillar of inclusion, ensuring every hard to reach communities are touched with quality GBV services via GBV experts.
QFF remains committed to ensuring the safety of every vulnerable woman and girl, and most importantly in excluded and hard to reach zones.
The WGSS in menji Fontem, fully supported by UNFPA, continues to provide a secure, non-stigmatizing environment to access life-saving services, build social networks and escape the restrictive, often violent realities of their environment
*Woman eh, Wuna Place Dey*, A gender transformative project supported by UNFPA.
*Woman eh, Wuna Place Dey*, A gender transformative project supported by UNFPA.
Ahead of the international women’s day with theme: Rights. Justice. Action: For All Women and Girls, QFF widens awareness campaigns on the rights of women in different parts of South West Region with Ndian Division inclusive.
In Ekondo-titi of Ndian Division, QFF takes campaign to women groups, emphasizing the need for women to speak up when abused and greatly enlightened with QFF GBV Service provision.
With the support from UNFPA, QFF Continue to provide legal assistance, mental health and Psychosocial support, case management, basic need assistance and alot more to survivors of GBV.
We continue to use the women’s day week to encourage the confidence of women, recognizing the diverse, essential roles they play
in society.
Disability inclusion remains an integral part of all UNICEF interventions.
UNICEF partners, QFF, FIED, PCRS and other stakeholders; converged in kumba on the 28th of February 2026 to ensure capacity building on disability inclusion for all facilitators of the current UNICEF project on Radio Education funded by ECHO.
Inclusive education mirrors society, teaching children how to interact with people of all abilities, which is essential for future workforce and community participation.
It also upholds the right to education for all children, removing barriers caused by segregated systems.
Together we Thrive, Breaking the Stride.
Ahead of International Women's day, QFF joins MINPROF, UNFPA and other institutions to mark essential activities that recognizes the milestones women have reached and re-awakens the need for women to fight against stereotypes and strive for a more equitable future.
Ahead of International Women’s day, QFF joins MINPROF, UNFPA and other institutions to mark essential activities that recognizes the milestones women have reached and re-awakens the need for women to fight against stereotypes and strive for a more equitable future.
Under the theme: Rights. Justice. Action For All Women and Girls, this session brought together individuals and organizations around the South West Region to support women’s rights and create lasting change.
The day drew attention to critical issues including gender based violence, unequal pay and limited access to education.
The insightful session had debates, symposiums and acted as a Focal Point for campaigns aimed at closing gender gaps, particularly in leadership and economic participation.
Together, let’s support women so as to foster a more inclusive world.
Capacity building sessions and project indicator trackers are foundational elements of the partnership between UNFPA and its implementing partners.
On Friday 19th February 2026, UNFPA and its partners QFF and DAREEM converged in Buea for an interactive working session on the ongoing project which is transforming the lives of vulnerable women and indigenous groups in different parts of the South West Region.
This session is essential for ensuring that the project aimed at GBV prevention and population data are effective, sustainable and accountable to beneficiaries and donors.
This session goes further to strengthen the capacity of partners to deliver high quality program and manage resources effectively
On the 5th of February 2026, precisely in the Ehom community of Tombel Sub Division, Koupe Manengouba, QFF Continue to take support to those in great need.
In line with QFF current partnership with UNFPA, where we are providing GBV services accross different communities in the 6 Divisions of the South West Region, overcoming extreme vulnerability and physical barriers is imperative .
In Ehom community, QFF Continue to reduce stigma by providing GBV services to the general community and survivors can seek help without immediately identifying themselves as victims of violence.
Rebuilding livelihood and economic autonomy through literacy classes and income generating activities in this community will allow survivors to achieve economic independence and leave violent situations.
Survivors deserve safety, support and solidarity especially in hard to reach zones.
Sporting Activities serves as essential, holistic and recreational component in education by enhancing physical health, boasting mental wellbeing, and fostering key social skills.
With the support from WFP, through UNICEF on Education Cannot Wait, QFF takes learning in TLS to a more flexible activity via recreation.
This exercise will go a long way to reduce stress, increase concentration and improve performance. It will also help to promote teamwork, leadership and emotional resilience in out of school children gaining learning in the Temporal learning spaces supported by ECHO and UNICEF.
The mental wellbeing and cognitive function of children is activated as this activity acts as a stress relief outlet, decreasing anxiety, depression and psychosocial distress.
Concentration and brain function is enhanced which can improve cognitive performance
Education certainly cannot wait.
Disability inclusion is vital to guarantee that children with disabilities ‐ who are disproportionately affected by crisis - are not abandoned.
Disability inclusion is vital to guarantee that children with disabilities ‐ who are disproportionately affected by crisis – are not abandoned.
Great thanks to CBHS and PCRS, with the support from ECHO and UNICEF, out of school children in Bangem are able to be screened with different forms of disability.
This will go a long way to address heightened vulnerability of children with disabilities, who are often the most excluded in Humanitarian context.
The exercise ensures protection, safety and equitable access to learning in QFF learning spaces supported by ECHO and UNICF
“Leave no one behind”
QFF ensuring economic empowerment and resilience in hard to reach areas
QFF, with the support from UNFPA, GIZ, BMZ and European Union, continue to stretch assistance to vulnerable women in difficult zones.
In Idenau; West Coast Sub Division of Fako, QFF reaches out to more than 50 most vulnerable women with livelihood support on how to turn flour to dough.
The essence of this exercise is to provide them with sustainable income generating opportunities, enhancing food security while promoting economic empowerment and resilience.
With foundational skills like turning flour to dough, these vulnerable women can establish small scale businesses; generating income necessary to support themselves and their families and reducing dependency.
Acquiring practical transferable skills enhances self-worth and confidence; enabling these women to participate in local economies and make meaningful contributions to household decision-making.
This livelihood exercise provides a sense of purpose and routine amidst the chaos of crisis, fostering psychological resilience and giving women the tools to rebuild their lives and achieve long-term stability.
Community development remains an instrumental factor because empowering women has a ripple effect; when women earn an income, they typically invest a significant portion back into their families and communities, improving health and education outcomes.
QFF wishes you a prosperous and joyful New Year filled with new opportunities and significant achievements.
QFFwishes you a prosperous and joyful New Year filled with new opportunities and significant achievements. We look forward to another year of shared success and innovation.
Cheers to a fruitful 2026
Today the 10th of December 2025 marks the end of 16 days Activism against Gender Based Violence.
During the past 16 days, QFF has been able to increase public awareness. The campaign provided a platform for survivors to share their stories (with consent), which helps break the silence, reduces stigma and inspires others to seek help.
End Digital Violence, QFF continues Activism in schools.
End Digital Violence, QFF continues Activism in schools.
In continuation of 16 days Activism, "Unite to End Digtal Violence against All Women and Girls" , QFF emphasises awareness in schools.
Adolescents are disproportionately affected by digital violence which includes: trolling, doxing, image – based abuse and cyberbullying, often leading to offline violence and lasting harm.
Schools are key in embedding online safety, teaching girls their rights, how to recognize discrimination, and how to protect themselves in virtual spaces is indispensable.
QFF took campaigns to schools, encouraging the teaching of critical thinking about online content, consent and respectful relationships, equipping Girls to navigate digital spaces safely.
Using Orange as a symbol of hope, unites students, educators and communities to stand with survivors and advocate for Inclusive digital worlds where girls can strive.
World AIDS DAY, a day aim to support individuals living with HIV and their families, advocate for human rights and access to Healthcare.
QFF joins the world to commemorate those who have lost their lives to AIDS related illnesses
16 Days Activism campaign is vital for Women and Girls Safe Space (WGSS) especially in emergency; because it amplifies awareness of the heightened risks of GBV.
In Lebialem, at Queen’s Heart WGSS in Menji; Fontem Sub Division, QFF carries out continous campaign on GBV and HIV awareness, distribution of dignity kits and strengthen survivor-centered services.
Hard to reach zones often experience a spike in violence, immense hurdles in accessing care due to destroyed infrastructures; coupled with greatest barriers to information; thus, Activism period is a key opportunity to inform people about GBV services and how to access them safely through community health and case workers.
QFF continue to take support to extreme hard to reach zones where vulnerability is at its peak. At Queen’s Heart WGSS, the vulnerable women and girls as well as persons with disability in Lebialem; now have a safe entry point for accessing GBV Services and information without fear of judgement or harm.
With support from UNFPA, a Women and Girls Safe Space has been established in Menji, Fontem of Lebialem Division to enhance GBV services to survivors of GBV
Together, let’s Change the Story and End Violence
With UNICEF, learning never stops. The Radio Education Program, which has greatly transformed the lives of vulnerable children in hard to reach areas, continues to lead and create waves in different communities.
UNICEF with the support of ECHO, keeps assistance coming.
QFF continues the distribution of learning materials in learning spaces. This learning materials will go a long way to provide safety and stability; a structured learning environment with familiar routines; gives children a sense of normalcy and stability in the midst of chaos.
Education saves lives: Together, let’s protect education in Emergency.