Our partner hospitals
Why it matters
A family that can’t pay shouldn’t mean a child who waits.
Hospitals usually ask for money before they treat. Many families in Meme Division have lost their homes and their income, so a child’s treatment waits while they look for it.
The family never pays the hospital: ICCF does.
We agree what treatment costs with each partner hospital. Once our staff approve a child’s care, the hospital can start, and we pay it directly.
Where children are treated
Our partner hospitals.
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Kumba Regional Hospital Annex
Kumba I, Meme Division
Treats most of the children ICCF refers in Kumba, from the emergency entrance to surgery.
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Mbonge District Hospital
Mbonge, Meme Division
Treats injured children from Mbonge and the villages around it, paid directly by ICCF.
How it works
Simple for the hospital, safe for the child.
We agree the costs
ICCF and the hospital agree what treatment costs.
We approve the care
Our staff approve each child’s treatment before it starts.
The hospital treats
The hospital treats the child, whatever the injury.
We pay directly
The hospital sends its report and invoice; two people sign our payment.
Work with us
Every injured child needs a hospital that’s ready.
Is your hospital in Meme Division?
If your hospital treats injured children and would like to work with ICCF, talk to us.
Volunteer at a hospital
Volunteers visit our partner hospitals to find injured children and support their families.
Last updated: November 2026