PROJECTS

Entrepreneurial empowerment of IDPs through training in baking.

The Goshen Baking School has worked extensively with women in the zones of armed conflict in the NW and SW regions to train women on baking, pastry, and baking arts. Over 100 women were trained in this program, which has been a source of subsistence for their families.

In the videos, you see some of the sessions as well as testimonies of how the project has supported them.

Social reinsertion program for women in distress.

The emotional and psychological trauma of war warrants mental empowerment to assist vulnerable people to reinsert themselves in society. We took the initiative to do so.

In our self help program to reinsert women back into society, we trained women in how to deal with trauma, how to sustain themselves with their families, and how to be able to move on from tragedy.

Goshen Baking School. More than a school, A source of hope and empowerment

The Goshen Baking School was founded on the basis that empowered women is the basis for strong societies. The organisation, at the advent of war between rebel military groups and national armed forces in the North West and South West regions of Cameroon, rose to support distressed internally displaced women by providing them with entrepreneurial skills. This was specifically baking skills

Over the last 8 years, the school has released myriad women entrepreneurs who can now feed their families and fend for their children.

Gallery view of works at Goshen Baking School

Thriving on a transformation mission in spite of material challenges

Working in the war thorn zones of NW and SW regions of Cameroon can be really challenging. However, Goshen Baking School has succeeded in defying these odds and giving powerful vocational training to affected women in these regions.

From distress to success: Students of Goshen Baking School celebrate skill acquisition

For over 8 years, the Goshen Baking School has graduated myriad students with baking and entrepreneurial skills that have changed their lives. Here is the latest batch celebrating skill acquisition.

Testimonies of Success: Mary and Judith testify of baking skills learned from Goshen Baking School

Mary and Judith are two of many students who have passed through the training system of Goshen baking School. They now testify of their skill acquisition and practice

Material Support and training offered to IDP women and children in Bamenda: The IDPs are grateful.

In its vision, Goshen Baking School seeks to support the disadvantaged children in war-thorn zones by offering them material support. The children, on their part, are ever so grateful for the incentives given to them.

The Civil Society Supports Goshen Baking School efforts in South Africa

The impact of Goshen Baking School has attracted the support of some civil society organisations that facilitated the Baking School to train a few students in South Africa. It is hoped that with more support they will not only meet the need in Cameroon but also that of other countries.