Banso Baptist Hospital

Mbingo Baptist Hospital

Mboppi Baptist Hospital

Baptist Hospital Mutengene

Dunger Baptist Hospital

Baptist Hospital Banyo

Etougebe Baptist Hospital Yaounde

Meskine Baptist Hospital, Maroua

We have health centers across the country.

For Detail information: https://cbchealthservices.org/health-centers/

The CBC Health Board Chaplaincy is a Christian Chaplaincy, which is a specialized category of Christian ministry. We speak of CHRISTIAN Chaplaincy as an expression of the ministry which has been entrusted to the church by Jesus Christ. The church through her chaplains proclaims Christ’s presence in a broken world. We carry out the following functions

Activities of the CBCHS Chaplaincy

•  Grief and loss care
• Spiritual assessment and intervention
• Facilitation of spiritual issues related to loss of limb, function of life
• Communicating with clients/caregivers and seeking to relate their needs and concerns to the Doctors and Nurses
• Facilitation of staff communication
• Conflict resolution among staff members, patients and family members
• Referral linkage to internal and external resources
• Assistance with decision making and communication regarding the affairs of those dying.
• Staff support relative to personal crises or work stress. Etc
• Also as members of an interdisciplinary team, they are involved in medical rounds and patient care conferences where they offer perspectives on the spiritual status of patients.
• They also design and lead in religious ceremonies of worship and rituals such as prayer meditation (devotions) and reading of the Bible.
• Communion and Baptism
• Memorial Services and funerals
       As mediators and reconcilers, they function as advocates between the institutions and patients, family members and staff.
• They also clarify and interpret institutional policies to patients,
• They as well meet the Social needs of clients in centers where there are no Social workers.

The CBC Health Services operates the largest and most comprehensive disabilities programs in Cameroon. The Disability program has sub-programs with different focus.

Socio Economic Empowerment of Persons With Disabilities (SEEPD)

• • The Socio Economic Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (SEEPD) program is a disability inclusive development program with the mandate to mainstream disabilities in development for the improvement .

  • It seeks to contribute to development by improving on the quality of life of persons with disability in the North West Region of Cameroon

The Empowerment And Disability Inclusive Development (EDID)

• • EDID provides financial, technical, material and moral support to Partner Organizations in Cameroon to ensure the empowerment and inclusive development of children and youths with disabilities.

Club Foot Care

• • Clubfoot Care (CCC) project is aimed at providing care and treatment to children born with club feet.

Child Protection

• • Our child protection service provides child welfare services, and respond to reported concerns about a child’s safety and care

For Detail information: https://cbchealthservices.org/services/services-for-persons-with-disabilities/ and https://scholarships.cbchealthservices.org/

Program Goal

Provide comprehensive women-centered sexual and reproductive health care through an interdisciplinary approach in screening, health education and policy development in Cameroon.

The Women’s Health program of the CBC Health Services offers the following services:

• Cervical cancer prevention (screening and vaccination); the largest so far in the country
• Breast cancer prevention
• Family Planning services
• Management of reproductive tract infections.

Fore more details: https://cbchealthservices.org/services/women-health-program/

The Maternal Child Health program coordinates and supervises the functioning of maternities, Anti-Natal clinics (ANCs), Infant Well-fare Clinics (IWCs) and Clinical/Public Health responses to child hood diseases.

The Non-Communicable Disease Prevention and Control Program of the CBC Health Services currently provides Clinical  and Public Health responses to the four main NCDs; Cardiovascular Diseases, Cancers, Chronic Respiratory Diseases and Diabetes, with their associated risk factors of unhealthy diets, tobacco use, alcohol abuse and physical inactivity. However, CBCHS provides ample services for other NCDs notably, Sickle Cell Disease, Mental Health and Trauma cases.

For Detail information: https://cbchealthservices.org/services/non-communicable-disease/

The CBC Health Services Social Workers provide the following variety of services in all CBC Health Services facilities:

• • Case management discharge planning
  • Health education and promotion
  • Assisting patients and their families to follow treatment plan
  • Meeting the patient’s medically related social needs
  • Assessment
  • Counseling, mediation and therapeutic interventions
  • Case management, service coordination and multidisciplinary work
  • Crisis interventions
  • Education, resourcing and practical assistance
  • Resourcing and support in accessing appropriate information and financial assistance
  • Advocacy
  • Policy, program design and research
  • Specialist clinical expertise in addressing the psychosocial issues of clients

For Detail information: https://cbchealthservices.org/social-services-2/

https://cameroonbaptistconvention.org/training-institutions/

Challenges

• Socio-political crisis in the country.
• COVID 19 pandemic.
• Inaccessibility to some of our Health Facilities.
• Remarkable decline in outpatient capacity due to the Socio-Political Crisis and the COVID 19 crisis. 

Prayer points

• We pray for medical personnel around the globe and those of the CBCHS in particular who are battling to keep the COVID 19 disease at bay.
• We pray for a peaceful end of the Socio-Political Crisis that has been plaguing the English Speaking Regions of Cameroon for the past four years.
• Pray for Wisdom, Courage, and resilience in CBCHS’ expansion policy.

Scholarships for Children with Disabilities ;https://www.gofundme.com/f/educate-children-with-disabilities