Advocacy Through Sport · August 15, 2026

Newsletter: Two Bridges. Autism Education for 350. 11 Farmers Trained: See what your support made possible

Project story

2024–2026 Donor Impact Update

Your Support
in Action

From safer bridges and autism education to practical livelihood skills, your generosity is creating change people can feel in everyday life.

Dear Friend,

Over the past two years, your support has moved beyond promises into practical results. It has helped reconnect communities, improve understanding of autism and neurodiversity, and equip farmers with skills that can strengthen household income.

Some of this impact can be counted. Some of it appears in a child reaching school more safely, a parent replacing fear with understanding, or a farmer seeing new value in a familiar crop. This update brings together selected stories made possible through the AMOM community.

2Bridges completed

350People reached with autism education

11Farmers trained

Community Infrastructure

Safer routes. Stronger connections.

Community members celebrating the completed Tsenmah and Ndzenkov bridges in Ngondzen

Ngondzen, Cameroon · November 2025

Two Bridges Reconnect Ngondzen

Before this project, the deteriorated Tsenmah and Ndzenkov bridges became dangerous during the rainy season. Cars and motorcycles could not cross, children struggled to reach school, farmers had difficulty transporting produce, and families risked being cut off from markets, healthcare and neighbouring communities. Funds raised through Afowiri Kizito Fondzenyuy’s 2024 Tokyo Marathon campaign were transformed into two completed bridges through a partnership between AMOM Foundation and the Ngondzen Development and Cultural Association. Commissioned in November 2025, the structures now provide safer, more reliable passage for schoolchildren, farmers, traders, pregnant women and families. This is donor impact at its clearest: generosity turned into infrastructure people can use every day.

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Autism & Neurodiversity

Turning endurance into inclusion.

Kilimanjaro fundraising campaign supporting autism inclusion

February 2026

A Marathon That Powered Autism Inclusion

The Kilimanjaro campaign reached its fundraising target within two weeks, supporting teacher training, parent education and learning-support activities for neurodiverse children and families in Bamenda.

Parents, teachers and community members attending an AMOM autism-awareness session

30 May 2026

Autism Education Reaches 350 People

At a Parents’ Day gathering, AMOM equipped approximately 350 parents, guardians, teachers and community leaders with practical information about autism, early identification, family support and meaningful inclusion.

Livelihoods & Economic Opportunity

Turning local crops into opportunity.

Farmers taking part in practical potato-chips processing training

August 2026

11 Farmers Turn Potatoes Into Opportunity

Eleven farmers completed practical training in potato-chip production, food safety, packaging, quality control and marketing—skills designed to reduce post-harvest losses and create stronger income opportunities.

What Comes Next

Training planted the seed. Follow-up will determine whether it grows.

Participants preparing potato products during livelihood training in Ngondzen

Proposed Next Phase

From Training to Sustainable Enterprise

A proposed three-month mentorship programme would add field coaching, business planning, shared equipment and market connections. The aim is simple: help participants move from completing a course to building viable enterprises.

Explore the proposed programme →

The Work Continues

Help turn the next good idea into a lasting result.

Your next gift can help AMOM extend practical support, deepen community partnerships and reach more children, families and entrepreneurs.

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