Helping families find answers, supporting educators and creating communities where neurodivergent children belong.
For a parent, uncertainty can be one of the hardest parts of raising a child whose development or way of learning is different from what others expect. Questions may begin at home, continue at school and become more difficult when reliable information or qualified support is hard to find.
AMOM works to increase understanding, challenge harmful misconceptions and help communities see autistic children as individuals with dignity, strengths and support needs.
The work is rooted in the experience of our founder, Afowiri, and in a much older family lesson: no child should be left outside the classroom.
In 2026, AMOM reported autism education reaching approximately 350 people. A separate awareness activity at Bafut District Hospital engaged 57 postnatal women. Marathon-linked fundraising also supported family and educator awareness activities in Bamenda. The 57 and 350 figures are presented separately because the audiences may overlap.
In April 2026, an AMOM outreach at Bafut District Hospital engaged 57 postnatal women. In May, another initiative reached approximately 350 parents, guardians, educators and community members with autism-related education. These audiences are reported separately and are not added into a combined total.
The Kilimanjaro campaign supported teacher training, parent education and learning guidance in Bamenda. The proposed Inclusive Center builds upon these activities rather than replacing them.
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2024–2026 Donor Impact Update Your Supportin Action From safer bridges and autism education to practical livelihood skills, your generosity is creating change people…
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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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Connect parents and caregivers with trustworthy information and relevant guidance.
Support teachers and schools in making learning environments more welcoming.
Work with qualified practitioners and communities on responsible referral and support pathways.
The proposed AMOM Inclusive Center aims to create a more sustained setting for family guidance, inclusive learning, community education and professional collaboration. It is a developing initiative; services and timelines depend on staffing, approvals and funding.
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