About Cenoda
We are non
Profit Team
On September 11, 2015 Sister Myriam Odilia Lum opened the Notre Dame de Accueil Center (CENODA) in Bidzar, Garoua, Cameroon.
CENODA is a framework that welcomes orphan children, children who left the parental guardianship due to physical or psychological abuses, come from families in difficulty, or are victims of the terrorist organization Boko Haram.
CENODA welcomes around 125 children from various backgrounds in rural areas. Together with Sr. Myriam, only 3 more sisters and 4 fearless volunteers are working to improve the daily life of these children.
To ensure the full and harmonious development of a child, he or she should grow up in an atmosphere of happiness, love and understanding. The situation of many African children is critical due to socio-economic, cultural, traditional factors, as well as to natural disasters, armed conflicts, exploitation, and hunger.
Become a donor CENODA is a framework that welcomes orphan children, children who left the parental guardianship due to physical or psychological abuses, come from families in difficulty, or are victims of the terrorist organization Boko Haram.
CENODA welcomes around 125 children from various backgrounds in rural areas. Together with Sr. Myriam, only 3 more sisters and 4 fearless volunteers are working to improve the daily life of these children.
To ensure the full and harmonious development of a child, he or she should grow up in an atmosphere of happiness, love and understanding. The situation of many African children is critical due to socio-economic, cultural, traditional factors, as well as to natural disasters, armed conflicts, exploitation, and hunger.
Legal
On April 05, 2015, a request was sent to the Minister of Social Affairs of Cameroon and on September 11, 2015, an agreement was given to Sr Myriam Odilia LUM for the opening of the Notre Dame de Accueil Center (CENODA) in Bidzar, Arrondissement of Figuil, Department of Mayo-Louti, North Region.
CENODA is currently not affiliated to any existent organization but is recognised by and registered under the Ministry of Social Affairs.