Registered non-profit · apolitical · independent · Fako Division, South-West Region, Cameroon

Free Medical Outreach and Health Campaigns for Underserved Communities in Cameroon

Alliance For Community Awareness (AFCA) is a non-profit, apolitical and independent association of medical professionals and trained volunteers, based in Fako Division in the South-West Region of Cameroon. We organise periodic medical outreach programmes and health campaigns that bring free consultations, diagnosis, treatment and medication to underserved, indigent and vulnerable populations — and we stay with every patient from the first history taking through to rehabilitation and follow-up in the community.

What every AFCA outreach includes

A complete, structured patient pathway, delivered at no cost.

History taking and examination

Every patient is listened to and examined by a qualified clinician.

Diagnosis and laboratory tests

Clinical assessment backed by on-site paraclinical tests and screening.

Treatment and free medication

Medical, nursing and dietary care, with prescribed medicines dispensed free of charge.

Follow-up in the community

Patients are monitored after treatment and referred when further care is needed.

Free at the point of care

No consultation fee, no charge for tests, and no charge for the medication we prescribe.

Qualified outreach team

Medical doctors, pharmacists, nurses, midwives, allied health professionals and trained volunteers.

Based in Fako, serving Cameroon

Headquartered in Fako Division, South-West Region, with outreach across the regions of Cameroon according to priority needs.

Most recent outreach

Foumban, Noun Division, West Region.

Who we are

A non-profit, apolitical and independent association led by health professionals

Alliance For Community Awareness (AFCA) is a non-profit, apolitical and independent association, operating in accordance with the laws and regulations of Cameroon and registered in Fako Division, South-West Region. We were founded and are led by medical professionals with one purpose: to put qualified healthcare within reach of every Cameroonian, regardless of income, distance or circumstance.

Our constitution commits us to organising periodic medical outreach programmes and health campaigns aimed at improving access to healthcare services, particularly for underserved, indigent and vulnerable populations. Our volunteer teams arrive with clinicians, diagnostic equipment and medication, set up in a school, town hall, place of worship or local health centre, and treat everyone who comes through the door at no cost whatsoever. Under our constitution, the aims and objectives of the Association are to: