About us

                                                                                                                                                           

           PAN is a nonprofit and nonpolitical organization Founded in the year 2010 by Mr. Arong Daniel with Taku Mbenchang Helen as Coordinator/Secretory, and was legalized in the year 2014 with its head office in Mamfe Manyu division  and branch offices in other parts of the  country, PAN covers  the South West Region and   other parts of Cameroon at large

           PAN is working with the most vulnerable and poor people in Cameroon to help reduce human suffering by combating hunger and poverty. Our mission remains true to the organization’s roots and the vision of its founder

                Poor and Needy    Philanthropic Association is one of the first, along with local communities and the church, is giving assistance to those in need in Cameroon

More than 430 million people in Africa live in extreme poverty—70% of the world’s poorest. And every day, more families in Africa are being pushed into extreme poverty because of climate change, conflict, displacement, and a lack of resources and opportunities. We aim to change that.

         

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Substance Use Prevention

 

Building a Drug-Free Generation

At PAN, we understand that the key to ending teen drug use and addiction lies in a combination of effective drug prevention and unwavering support. Our mission is to equip teens with the knowledge, skills, and resilience they need to grow up drug-free, ensuring a brighter and healthier future. We firmly believe that prevention is the most powerful weapon against this crisis. We offer comprehensive early prevention programs that are built on awareness, education, and timely intervention. Our approach is rooted in the belief that a strong support system, especially parents, can be the shield that protects our teens. We’re not just saving lives; we’re also saving money, by preventing future crises before they even begin. Help those already in use to recover                                                                                                              

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