Welcome to the Welfare Aid For The Future. Our mission is to fight against extreme poverty, provide healthcare development, and necessary environmental facilities to improve living conditions. We are currently operating in Cameroon.
The Welfare Aid For The Future (W.A.F) was founded in 2020 by Alian Wolloh, Dyran Odunuga, and Gisele C. During a conversation, Alian took all the necessary steps to make things happen, and here we are today, making great progress towards our goals.
We started small, with a vision of fighting extreme poverty in undeserved communities across Cameroon. We aimed to make life more comfortable for the less privileged and well-being of our children.
As we settled into our work, we realized that we could make the most significant impact by focusing on community development, talent development, and empowerment programs for those in extreme poverty.
we are a leading voice for fighting extreme poverty in undeserved communities across Cameroon. We work tirelessly to provide healthcare, education, and environmental facilities that improve living conditions.
Help eradicate poverty, hunger and improve living standards of the less privileged.
We come up with ideas/projects to work on through ideation sessions where we brainstorm on the most pressing needs of the communities we serve. Once we have identified a need, we create a plan for a project and begin processing the resources and funding required to make it a reality. Finally, we work towards finalization, where we execute and implement the project and track its success.
Join us today in our fight against poverty, and together we can create a better future for everyone.
Organizing seminars to train youths on self development and how to achieve success the right way.
As a charity, we rely on the generosity of our members and supporters – there are so many different ways you can make a difference. We encourage health care development and help to provide necessary environmental facilities to improve living conditions.
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