MAMIKEUChildren of Marie Mikeu Association
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About us

An association born of a family, turned towards its village

Identity
Name
Association des enfants de Marie Mikeu — MAMIKEU
Registered office
Fokoué, Menoua Division, West Region, Cameroon
Fiscal year
1 January to 31 December
Declaration receipt
n° 00043/RDA/F.34/SAAJP du 23 avril 2025

Preamble

« On the initiative of all the children who lived with MIKEU Marie, the association of the children of MIKEU Marie, named MAMIKEU, is created. The association takes root in the values of equity and equal opportunity. Those values guide its mission and the choice of its action programmes, notably in the field of training, education, environmental protection, agriculture, human rights and Health. »

Statutes drawn up in December 2024. Declaration receipt no. 00043/RDA/F.34/SAAJP issued at Dschang on 23 April 2025 by the Prefect of the Menoua Division, under article 7 of law no. 90/053 of 19 December 1990 on freedom of association.

Source: statutes of the association and prefectural declaration receipt

Our story and local commitment

MAMIKEU (the Children of Marie Mikeu Association) was born of a shared resolve: to lastingly change daily life for disadvantaged families in rural Cameroon, and above all in the Fokoué subdivision and the village of Fomopea. Against socio-economic hardship and geographic isolation, we are a committed citizens' collective set on concrete, durable answers.

Our vision and strategic goals

We hold that autonomy and dignity are won through fitting local infrastructure and the passing on of skills. Our work rests on four pillars.

  1. Family empowerment

    Helping rural households stand on their own through technical assistance, direct grants, practical training and access to education.

  2. Equity and solidarity

    Building mutual-aid work founded on social justice, alongside those most vulnerable and most in need.

  3. Enterprise and the fight against poverty

    Encouraging local economic initiative, income-generating activities (IGAs) and self-employment.

  4. Strategic partnerships

    Promoting co-operation with associations, national and international NGOs and local institutions — the Fokoué Town Council among them — that share our values.

Mission · art. 4

« To contribute to the socio-economic development of educationally and economically disadvantaged people, in particular teenage mothers, widows and orphans, through training, education, mentorship, workshops, coaching and entrepreneurship programmes. »

Vision · art. 5

« To become a benchmark civil-society association in Cameroon in promoting the socio-economic emergence of the female and male skills of disadvantaged families. »

Values · art. 6

Integrity, honesty, transparency, responsibility and team spirit: a state of mind, a culture and a way of being that frame everyone's conduct.

Our objectives

Statutes, article 7
  1. Help people from disadvantaged families to support themselves through technical assistance, grants, training and education programmes.
  2. Set up mutual-aid and assistance works founded on the principles of equity, for widows, orphans, vulnerable people and those in need.
  3. Promote the spirit of enterprise.
  4. Facilitate programmes to fight poverty.
  5. Facilitate programmes for adaptation to climate change and for the protection and preservation of biodiversity.
  6. Promote partnerships with associations pursuing the same objectives, nationally and internationally.

Means of action

Statutes, article 8
  1. All kinds of support, financial in particular, granted to institutions and bodies working within the scope of its mission.
  2. Scholarships and school supplies granted at each new school year to a defined number of children.
  3. Charity events and gatherings organised in connection with its mission.
  4. Participation in building and running recreational facilities in line with its mission.
  5. Training and transmission of knowledge relating to craft trades.
  6. Information campaigns created on subjects related to its purpose.
  7. Support to young people's economic and entrepreneurial initiatives.
  8. Resources mobilised to improve the living conditions of economically disadvantaged young people.

Priority axes

Statutes, article 9
01
Training and information
02
Entrepreneurship
03
Education
04
Health and the protection of the rights of disadvantaged people
Declared association
Récépissé n° 00043/RDA/F.34/SAAJP
Issued at Dschang
23 avril 2025
Legal framework
Law no. 90/053 of 19 December 1990
Head office
Fokoué, Menoua, West Region

Financial transparency

The association runs on a voluntary basis. Its resources are members' dues, registration fees and the material or financial contributions of benefactors and partners. Each year the executive board produces an income statement, a statement of use of resources, a balance sheet and its annexes, presented to the General Assembly and checked by the auditors. No financial transaction takes place on this site.

Reports & activity records

« The association runs on a voluntary basis. Its resources comprise the dues paid by its Members, the amounts of which are set each year by the General Assembly, and the registration fees. » Resource management rests with the executive board, which produces a yearly income statement, a statement of use of resources, a balance sheet and its annexes.

Statutes, articles 11 and 12

Executive board

Ten posts, as declared to the Prefecture of the Menoua Division on 23 April 2025. The officers holding them are not named here.

Contact the board
Chair
Vice-chair
Secretary general
Deputy secretary general
Treasurer
Auditor 1
Auditor 2
Adviser
Coordinator
Deputy coordinator