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Youth Development Programs
Youth Development Programs help youth develop lifelong skills that enhance their overall fitness, social, emotional, and intellectual abilities. These programs help them navigate adolescence in healthy ways and empower them with a sense of usefulness and responsibility while defining clear and attainable goals at various developmental stages.
We promote fun and enriching activities such as:
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Actions of No Limit International
No Limit international actionEbolowaNkolbissonAnguissaCollege La RetraiteCollège Père MontiFish FarmingPromoting Substainable Education
Promoting Sustainable Education in the Youth Community at the University of Yaoundé II – SOA Campus
Promoting Sustainable Education in the Youth Community at the University of Yaoundé II – SOA Campus
Fish Farming as a Sustainable Solution to World Hunger
Fish Farming as a Sustainable Solution to World Hunger
No Limit International Action at at the Collège Père Monti in Yaounde
No Limit International impact in the school community – workshop session at the Collège Père Monti in Yaounde
No Limit International Action at the College la Retraite In Yaounde
No Limit International impact in the school community – workshop session at the College de la Retraite in Yaounde
No Limit International Action at the Government Bilingual High School of Anguissa
No Limit International impact in the school community – workshop session at the Government Bilingual Technical High School in Anguissa, Yaounde
No Limit International Action at the Government Bilingual High School of Nkolbisson
No Limit International impact in the school community – workshop session at the Government Bilingual Technical High School in Nkolbisson, Yaounde
Aquaculture (Fish Farming)
Cameroon’s unemployment rate in 2019 stood at 3.4%. Unemployment rate of Cameroon fell gradually from 7.6 % in 2000 to 3.4 % in 2019.
Statistics from the International Labour Organisation estimate the youth unemployment rate in Cameroon from 1999 and 2020 to be at 5.84 percent.
In an attempt to reduce this gap, we run a training program for young and unemployed persons on Aquaculture (fish farming), as a means of survival. We lead them towards self-employment by training and helping them startup their own fish farms. our training center welcomes all young people who are interested.
Several Cameroonian youth have shown interest in the program and are gradually picking up the skills. This is intended to help them gain experience, create their own farms and boost production while raising their standards of living. By doing this, we hope to not only fight unemployment but reduce hunger and poverty.
