About us

Global Social Action is a non-governmental organization which has been working for almost 9 years in the humanitarian field.

The current global evolution, turned essentially towards capitalism, tramples upon the social ideals which are based on the taking into account of the human gender, by trying as best they can to restore the social balance where the living conditions of the better off to the less fortunate are improved.

From this capitalist perspective, the concern to help others disappears, leaving needy and vulnerable people with no way out and languishing in total misery.

Moreover, it will not be superfluous to recognize that despite the efforts of States in their sovereign missions, in particular the pursuit of the general interest, which is reflected in the improvement of the living conditions of even the most deprived populations, this task remains to be perfected through community relays such as civil society, Non-Governmental Organizations… it is in this viewpoint that Global Social Action was born in particular.

Created by Authorization N ° 00001025 / RDA / JO6 / BAPP of 23 October 2011, Global Social Action is a non-profit humanitarian Non-Governmental Organization whose main mission is to support States in general, and Cameroon in particular in their humanitarian policy. To do so, the association designs and ensures the implementation of humanitarian programs both in Cameroon and abroad where the needs are felt.

Obviously, Global Social Action targets are vulnerable people, disaster victims and the underprivileged victims of natural and / or human disasters, without distinction of race, sex, nationality, religious affiliation or ethnicity, tribe.

Finally, in order to accomplish this noble and exhilarating mission, the association has members of different nationalities, qualified and dedicated, from various professional spheres of society.

The association’s process is based on the participatory approach, Consultation, collaboration with the various actors (public, private, traditional authorities, civil society) and co-financing.

It has assigned itself several missions:

  • Support local communities, generally disadvantaged and under-informed, in their empowerment and support
  • Actively participate in the country’s development strategies and programs;
  • Help populations in distress in towns and villages to enable them to face the difficulties that have arisen and alleviate their suffering through multifaceted assistance;
  • Defend the causes of marginalized populations to restore them to their human dignity through the organization of awareness campaigns and vulgarization of their fundamental rights and duties.