The campaign aimed to educate and empower students on various aspects related to drug abuse prevention, fostering a sense of responsibility, and encouraging healthy choices.The “NO TO DRUGS ABUSE” campaign at GBHS Mutengene was a resounding success

Tendos Foundation has formed a successful partnership with the city of Greenbelt, a government arm in the United States, to address the basic needs and food insecurity of the community residing at 15 Crescent Rd, Greenbelt, MD 20770. This partnership has resulted in significant positive outcomes, benefiting over 150 residents in the area.

This report outlines the Homeless Support Project carried out by Tendos Foundation in the Washington D.C area, United States. The project aimed to provide assistance to the homeless community by donating warm blankets and sharing a meal with them. This report highlights the activities conducted and the impact of the project on the homeless individuals in the area.

The project aimed to raise awareness about the dangers of drug abuse among youths and promote a drug-free lifestyle. This report highlights the impact of the campaign on the youths and sheds light on the impact of drugs in the neighborhood.

The project aimed to provide young girls in the Northwest and Southwest regions of Cameroon, affected by the ongoing crises, with skills and knowledge in makeup application. This report emphasizes the importance of the project for these young girls, considering the challenging circumstances they face due to the crises. We stated with south west were we had the traning in buea with 45 young girls, we later went to limbe with a total of 38 young girls .

No to Drug Abuse Campaign conducted by Tendos Foundation at St. Bernard Secondary School in Douala. The project aimed to raise awareness about the dangers of drug abuse among students and promote a drug-free environment within the school. This report highlights the impact of the campaign on the students and the school community, as well as provides insights into the effects of drugs on students.