About ICCF
Treatment first. Recovery always.
We pay for the treatment injured children need in Meme Division, from the first consultation to full recovery.
No injured child should go without treatment because their family cannot pay.
Our story
The crisis in Meme Division has left many families displaced and many children hurt, with no money to pay a hospital.
Injured Children Care Foundation (ICCF) was registered in Kumba in June 2026 to help children hurt by the crisis in Meme Division get the treatment they need.
When a volunteer finds an injured child, we aim to start treatment within 48 hours.
We pay the hospital for whatever care the child needs, from consultations and X-rays to surgery and medicine, and we stay with the family until the child has recovered. Our staff approve every payment, and our Board checks the accounts.
What drives us
Every franc pays for treatment, whatever the injury and whoever the child.
Our mission
Four ways we help injured children.
When a volunteer finds an injured child, we aim to start treatment within 48 hours.
We pay partner hospitals for consultations, X-rays, surgery and medicine.
We stay with the family after treatment, with follow-up visits until the child has recovered.
Our volunteers visit hospitals and communities to find children who need help.
Every injured child deserves care.
What volunteers and partners say about working with ICCF.
Our impact
What your gifts have paid for
Every number comes from our records. Updated September 2026.
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Children helped since we began
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People helped this year, of 25 we aim for
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FCFA paid for treatment this year
Our vision
Every injured child treated, whatever their family can pay.
Sample – ICCF to approve its vision. Until then: we want every injured child in Meme Division to get the treatment they need, quickly, and to be followed until they recover.
- Treatment starts within 48 hours
- The hospital is paid directly
- The family is followed until recovery
- No child is ever named
Our people
The people behind ICCF.
The staff who run ICCF day to day, and the President of our Executive Committee.
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Last updated: November 2026