Get involved
Together we can make Cameroon a safe and inclusive place for people with albinism. We work with foundations, embassies, UN agencies and NGOs, government services, schools and universities, health facilities, businesses and faith and community leaders.
Health and skin protection, inclusive education, protection and GBV response, economic empowerment, advocacy.
Sunscreen, protective clothing, low-vision devices, school materials, medical services.
Such as our collaboration with Lancaster University.
Referral agreements with health, legal and protection providers.
CSR programmes, employee volunteering, cause campaigns (e.g., 13 June, International Albinism Awareness Day).

AWA’s work is strengthened by partnerships with research institutions, government services, the humanitarian coordination system, the wider albinism movement and the media.


AWA works with national, regional and local government services whose mandates align with our mission and vision, including services responsible for women and the family, social affairs, health and education. We refer people with albinism to them for protection, social and health support, and work together to make public services inclusive.
AWA is an active member of the humanitarian coordination system in Cameroon, making sure the needs of people with albinism are included in the response:
Email us with “Partnership” in the subject line, or call.