We are a diverse team made up of individuals from different backgrounds but we have a common bond uniting all of us; our passion for maternal and child health in developing countries. We describe ourselves as Young, Energetic and Determined to achieve our vision.
Martha is a Registered Midwife, Sexual and Reproductive health and rights (SRHR) specialist with over 4 years of experience with hospitals in both rural and urban areas in Cameroon. She is the first Cameroonian young Midwife Leader (YML) with the International Confederation of Midwives.
She is passionate about maternal and child health and runs her facebook blog called Marthie’s Midwifery Diary. Martha represented Cameroon Midwives in Denmark at the Normal Labour, Normal Birth Conference in September 2022 and was voted chairperson of her YML cohort.
She founded For Mom and Baby Foundation in 2021 as an active arm of her blog and as a means to support mothers and babies in the crisis-stricken zones in Cameroon.
Ngwashi Charlotte is a young and highly driven MBA graduate with skills in Accounting and Finance Processes. With experience in handling day-to-day accounting operations, managing operations with service providers, and contributing in speeding file processes,
As an Administrative and Finance officer at the For Mom and Baby (FOMAB) Foundation, which prioritizes maternal and child health in Cameroon, she contributes her expertise in overseeing operations, monitoring and tracking all expenses, budgetary control and also maintaining accurate records and documentation.
Mbah Larissa Akeh is a dedicated public health specialist with a Master’s in Public Health. She has led and implemented a livelihood project at I’m Human Organization. She served at the 12th International Francophone Conference on HIV, Hepatitis, Sexual Health and Emerging Infections (AFRAVIH). Larissa’s research on malnutrition and food security among displaced children highlights her commitment to addressing complex public health challenges in Cameroon.
As Programs Officer at For Mom and Baby Foundation, she leads multiple projects that enhance the overall health and well-being of mothers and children in Cameroon.
Diang Ajang Sumbwe is a passionate Medical Laboratory Scientist committed to improving maternal and child health in Cameroon.
As an Operations and Logistics Officer at For Mom and Baby (FOMAB) Foundation, she leverages her expertise to coordinate programs, lead teams, and foster a supportive work environment
Amakom Winner C.D. is a versatile multimedia specialist with expertise in digital media production.He is the co-founder of COHATIVE STUDIOS, a branding agency that communicates with clients and tell their story to the world through visual contents. With a strong foundation in graphic design (3+ years) and videography, Amakom effectively communicates clients’ messages through captivating visual content. Holding a BSc in Microbiology and a Design certification from Lagos, Nigeria, Amakom brings a unique blend of creativity and technical skill.
He has empowered over 50 young professionals in graphic design and continues to drive innovative storytelling in his work, delivering impactful multimedia solutions that exceed client expectations and leave a lasting impression
Emilia Kidio Yaigoin is a registered midwife based in Cameroon and holds a diploma as an assistant nurse and a Bachelor’s Degree in Midwifery Sciences. Over the years, she has worked with adolescents infected with HIV to ensure good adherence. She is a maternal and child health advocate with goal to reduce maternal and infant mortality and morbidity especially in the domain of HIV/AIDS. In addition, seeks to ensure the voice of the midwife is heard and her efforts appreciated globally.
As a volunteer at the For Mom and Baby Foundation, she uses her virtual communities as a platform to educate on issues regarding mom and baby termed My Baby and Me (MBM) for KEY Health. She believes that if women can be empowered with the right knowledge and skills dealing away with poverty (intellectual and monetary) maternal and neonatal mortality and morbidity rates will be at a steady decline especially in Cameroon, Africa and globally
Experienced Nurse/Midwife with expertise in emergency nursing, maternal and child health, aspirant public health expert, and a part-time lecture teacher in nursing professional institutions in Bamenda. Latar has worked as an emergency room nurse with Mamfe District Hospital, and as the Chief of center at WeCare Health Services Kumba where he was at the center of maternal and child health activities.
As a volunteer at For Mom and Baby Foundation, he assists in the smooth operations of For Mom and Baby Foundation’s activities in the Northwest Region.
