Families deserve answers, educators deserve practical tools, and neurodivergent children deserve opportunities to learn and participate. This proposed center is the next chapter in AMOM’s long commitment to inclusion.
Afowiri’s father once taught himself outside a classroom because he could not afford to attend school. When a teacher brought him inside, it altered the course of a family.
Years later, when Afowiri learned that his daughter was autistic, he faced a different barrier: the challenge of finding understanding and appropriate support. He discovered how difficult these questions can be in communities where access to reliable information, trained practitioners and inclusive education is limited.
The AMOM Inclusive Center grows from both experiences: the conviction that exclusion is not inevitable, and that meaningful support begins with seeing the person.
Since 2006, AMOM has built an education and community-development track record. In 2026, published autism-awareness activities reached approximately 350 people; a Bafut Hospital session engaged 57 women. Marathon-linked work has also supported teacher and parent education in Bamenda. These outreach counts may overlap and are not combined.
The foundation’s wider history includes classrooms, books, school resources and community projects. Its direct autism-awareness work has also begun: education reaching approximately 350 people, an engagement with 57 women at Bafut District Hospital and teacher and parent support in Bamenda.
These programs do not mean the proposed center is already operating. They demonstrate community relationships and the beginning of an inclusion-focused program that can be strengthened through a well-designed center.
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May 2026 outreach; reported in AMOM donor update.
Read the report ↗Bafut District Hospital, April 2026. Potential overlap with other outreach counts.
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On 30 May 2026, Amom Charity brought autism education into the heart of the community through an Autism Awareness Campaign held during the…
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On 29th April 2026, Amom Charity organized an autism awareness campaign at Bafut District Hospital targeting women attending postnatal services. The outreach formed…
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The Mount Kilimanjaro Summit Marathon was not just an endurance challenge — it was a commitment to inclusive education and neurodiversity advocacy in…
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Insert the official Bafut Hospital outreach photo, Parents’ Day education footage, or an approved short film about AMOM’s current autism-awareness efforts.
Replace with approved AMOM photo or video in Elementor.We envision a coordinated environment that brings together family learning, inclusive educational resources, qualified professional partnerships and practical community training. Its design must reflect local needs, accessibility and guidance from autistic people and caregivers.
Accessible information, caregiver education and pathways to qualified referrals.
Support for educators and learning approaches responsive to different needs.
Qualified partnerships and culturally relevant expertise.
Awareness, training and stronger referral relationships.
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Replace with approved AMOM photo or video in Elementor.Our proposed phases include listening to families and educators; confirming the site, model and governance; mobilizing funds and qualified partners; equipping appropriate facilities; and launching approved services in stages. Current phase, construction status, project budget and opening date must be confirmed before publishing specific claims.
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Proposed phase — actual progress to be confirmed.
Proposed phase — actual progress to be confirmed.
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