Faith & Community Engagement for Gender Justice
Working with faith leaders, schools, youth groups, families and community institutions to challenge harmful norms and strengthen protective systems.
Capacity • Protection • Opportunity
Every woman and girl deserves a future free from violence.
CROWG works through trusted faith and community networks to advance gender justice, girls’ health, education, protection and dignified livelihoods across Cameroon.
5strategic pillars
4priority regions
10–24core girls’ age group
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Our vision
“A Cameroon where every girl and woman in faith communities thrives.”
CROWGCommunity-led impact
01Why our work matters
Turning trusted community spaces into pathways to safety and dignity.
Gender-based violence remains a serious human rights and public health challenge in Cameroon. Women and girls continue to face emotional, economic, physical and sexual violence, while stigma, financial dependence and weak access to services make reporting and recovery difficult.
Our survivor-centred approach brings prevention, protection and economic empowerment together — grounded in safety, confidentiality, non-discrimination and respect.
Learn about our approach →Our strategic framework
Five connected paths to lasting change.
Prevention and recovery work best when health, education, protection, livelihoods and evidence move together.
Adolescent Girls’ Health & Reproductive Rights
Age-appropriate, culturally responsive health education and stronger links to trusted youth-friendly services for girls and young women.
Protection, Mental Health & Survivor Support
A survivor-centred support pathway connecting faith institutions with healthcare, legal, psychosocial and protection services.
Girls’ Education, Leadership & Economic Empowerment
Education continuity, leadership, employability and livelihood support that reduce vulnerability to violence, poverty and exclusion.
Research, Advocacy & Systems Strengthening
Generating evidence, improving community data and connecting institutions so policies and services respond better to women and girls.
Proven community action
View all projects →Completed projects, real moments.
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Principal leadership
Three leaders, one shared purpose.
CROWG’s principal staff combine governance, executive direction and strong organizational coordination.
President
Mme Amah Florence
Provides high-level leadership and helps guide CROWG’s vision, governance and commitment to women and girls.
Executive Director
Executive Member
Leads strategy, programs, partnerships, operations and the organization’s day-to-day institutional growth.
Secretary General
Mme Gladys Tamba
Supports administration, coordination, documentation and the effective follow-through of organizational decisions.
Build lasting change
Start a conversation →Stand with women and girls.
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