HOPE FOR ALL CAMEROON: Teachers and Board Members at HOPE FOR ALL School

Friday, May 27, 2011

Teachers and Board Members at HOPE FOR ALL School

The new educational-vocational school HOPE FOR ALL was founded by an elite group of passionate teachers and qualified professionals. With a degree in Biblical Studies including an emphasis on Missions Gordon Youngchi is the founder and creator of HOPE FOR ALL and is currently serving on the teaching staff as well. The Executive Board of Directors is compromised of Gordon Youngchi who stands as the General Coordinator, Genesis Tinshu the Technical Advisor, Alice Vifan the School Director, Vincents Masoh the Treasurer, Davis Mezie the Facilitator, Kelso Alobwede the Project Coordinator, and Juliette Ndoh the Secretary. The various members of the Executive Board hold High School Diplomas, Advanced Level Certificates in Teaching, a Computer Science Degree, and a Doctorate of Medicine. Currently the school employs eleven teachers but hopes to increase this number as the school expands in the future. These teachers include Gordon Youngchi, Juliette Ndoh, Alice Vifan, Toge Rachel, Eduh Emmanuella, Shey Peter, Tabi Willian, Smith, Maya Lucia, Kang Eduh Cletus, and Nadesh Davis. Each of our teachers bring unique skills and specific area expertise to the school, guiding students as we bring them off the street and help them grow in to the future leaders of our community.

Our Mission

HOPE FOR ALL CAMEROON is a special combination educational-vocational school developed to help children ages 5 to 12 gain not only the educational skills necessary for life but the practical job skills that will allow them to successfully find meaningful and sustainable employment. Targeting orphans, street children, and the most economically disadvantaged of the youth population, the school includes free primary education, appropriate books, pens, pencils, and all other school supplies as well as access to computers all in comfortable fully equipped classrooms. We believe that by providing students with a combination of traditional classroom knowledge and practical skill such as ICT training, tailoring, carpentry, hair dressing, construction, agriculture, and car mechanics, among other things, they will graduate better prepared to care for themselves and help their communities to break the cycle of poverty. The mission of HOPE FOR ALL is to bring hope to the hopeless children of our community, help fight poverty through education, and provide the next generation with the skills to make them more productive and successful members of our country. We hope that through our sustained efforts we can make learning once again a priority among our youth and together raise a generation of capable leaders.