
Handover ceremony — Fokoué Centre-Ville Inclusive Public School
School kits handed to pupils in the presence of the school authorities and MAMIKEU members.
Every year MAMIKEU mobilises for school success across the Fokoué subdivision and the village of Fomopea. Through handing out supplies, having uniforms made locally and helping repair run-down school buildings, we let every child go back to school in decent conditions. In March 2026, with the support of the Avery Dennison Foundation, the edition gave 100 primary pupils a school kit in two public schools, awarded 50 excellence grants from primary to university level, and supported 150 families in all.
This page carries the progress of our work on the ground, the reports of our distribution campaigns, and the accounts of beneficiaries and local partners.




School kits handed to pupils in the presence of the school authorities and MAMIKEU members.

Bags, exercise books and supplies distributed class by class.

Second site of the operation, with the Avery Dennison Foundation.

Pupils followed personally by members, outside the ceremony.

Handover ceremony with the Avery Dennison Foundation. Together with the Yantou school, the operation gave 100 primary pupils a school kit.
Per-school breakdown not stated in the report
Second site of the Back to School 2026 operation, which gave 100 primary pupils a school kit across the two schools.
Per-school breakdown not stated in the report
Satchels marked AS. MAMIKEU / Avery D. Foundation 2026. Each kit holds a sturdy satchel, exercise books, pens, erasers and slates.
Placement of each project between completed / under way / planned is to be validated with MAMIKEU.
Academic scholarships
A continuing programme: 50 grants were already awarded in March 2026, and the offer runs on in the years that follow.
Training in sewing, dyeing, soap, oil
Sponsoring of training placements at Fokoué hospital
Seeds handed over to women
Cleaning of public places
Holiday camps
Rental equipment: dishes, tables, pots, tents
Generators for rental
Layette and nutrition for mothers