EasyHealth Cameroon

07/08/2025

Today, we talk about PTSD symptoms and how they can lead to NCDs among young people. Common symptoms like , , and disturbances can cause unhealthy coping mechanisms, such as drug addiction amongst others.

These behaviors increase the risk of developing conditions like diabetes, cancer and heart disease. Additionally, chronic stress can weaken the immune system, making young people more vulnerable to illnesses.

and are essential for breaking this cycle!
Remember, seeking help is a sign of strength!

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06/08/2025

in Young People: Part One
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder is a serious condition that can affect young people who have experienced traumatic events. PSTD may occur different ways which we explored in this video. Unfortunately, PTSD can lead to non-communicable diseases (NCDs) like depression, cardiovascular issues, and obesity due to stress-related behaviors, such as substance abuse and unhealthy eating.
Recognizing the impact of PTSD is crucial for prevention and recovery of NCDs. It's important to seek help and support! 💚 Stay tuned for Part Two, where we’ll discuss synthoms of PTSD.

05/08/2025

🎥 Join the Fight Against NCDs Among Young People!
Non-communicable diseases are on the rise among youths.
It's time we take action! 💪
Here are some key contributing factors :
👉 Unhealthy Diets: Processed foods and sugary snacks are everywhere.
👉Physical Inactivity: Technology keeps us indoors.
👉Substance Abuse: drugs and alcohol can lead to serious health issues.
👉Mental Stress: academic and social pressures can weigh heavily.
This what we can do:
✅ Let's choose healthier diet options! 🥦🍎
✅ Get moving, whether it's a walk or a fun sport! 🏃‍♂️🎮
✅ Say NO to drugs! 🚫🍺
✅ Remember to prioritize your mental health! 🧠💚

Share your thoughts and experiences in the comments.
Let’s spread awareness on NCDs and support each other! 🙌

02/08/2025

In the realm of healthcare, the ability to provide comprehensive and compassionate care is paramount, especially in sensitive areas such as post-abortion care (PAC). Equipping health workers with the necessary skills in this area is crucial not only for the well-being of patients but also for the overall integrity of the healthcare system.

Post-abortion care is for individuals who have undergone an abortion, whether it was or . Health workers trained in PAC can offer critical services, including:
✅ Medical Treatment: Addressing complications and ensuring physical health is restored.
✅ Emotional Support: Providing counseling to help patients process their experiences and feelings.
✅ Contraceptive Counseling: Offering guidance on family planning options to prevent future unintended pregnancies.

By equipping health workers with these skills, we ensure that patients receive safe and respectful care, ultimately saving lives and promoting better health outcomes.

While the focus often lies on patient care, it's vital to recognize that healthcare providers also require support. Working in environments where stigma and judgment is prevalent can take a toll on health workers' mental and emotional well-being. They face unique challenges, like:
📍 Burnout: The emotional weight of providing care in high-stress situations can lead to fatigue and burnout.
📍Stigmatization: Providers may face societal judgment for offering certain services, which can discourage them from delivering care.

To combat these issues, EasyHealth fosters supportive environments that prioritize the well-being of providers in Fundong and Kumbo east and west. This includes:
☑️ Training and Resources: Providing continuous education on PAC and its importance empowering health workers and enhancing their skills.
☑️ Mental Health Support: Offering counseling services and peer support groups which help providers cope with the emotional demands of this work.

By discussing the of post-abortion care and promoting non-judgmental attitudes, we can create an environment where both patients and providers feel and .

01/08/2025

Are you driven by a passion for transforming healthcare in Cameroon?
Do you excel in policy advocacy and want to make a significant impact?
📢We need you in our team! EasyHealth is seeking for an Advocacy and Policy Officer.

💡Who We Are
At Easy Health, our mission is providing quality healthcare services to rural communities and striving to achieve universal health coverage.

🔍 What We Seek
We are looking for a dynamic candidate with:
✅ 2+ years of relevant experience** in health policy or advocacy.
✅ A degree in Public Health, Public Policy, International Relations, or a related area (Master’s degree preferred).
✅ Strong communication and analytical skills.
✅ A deep commitment to health equity and community welfare.

📌 Role Responsibilities
As our Advocacy and Policy Officer, your role will include:
🟨Crafting strategies to influence health policies.
🟨Conducting meaningful research and analysis.
🟨Building connections with key stakeholders.
🟨Prepare policy briefs, position papers, and reports to inform decision-makers.
🟨Organize and participate in advocacy campaigns and public awareness initiatives.

❓Why Join Our Team?
This position offers a unique chance to drive transformative change in healthcare. You’ll collaborate with a passionate team dedicated to making a genuine difference in the lives of others.

📍 Application Instructions
📅 Apply from August 1st - August 15th, 2025
📧 Submit your cover letter, CV with at least two references in pdf to [email protected]

Seize this opportunity to be part of a greater mission!

31/07/2025

Join Our Team as Advocacy and Policy Officer.
Are you passionate about shaping the future of healthcare in Cameroon?
Do you have a knack for policy advocacy and a desire to make a meaningful impact?
Easy Health is looking for an Advocacy and Policy Officer to join our dedicated team! This is a unique opportunity to contribute to transformative change in healthcare. You will work with a passionate team dedicated to making a real difference in people's lives.

Application Details
📅 Apply between August 1st - August 15th, 2025
📧 Send your cover letter, CV, and at least two references to [email protected].

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Don't miss your chance to be part of something bigger!

Join Our Team as Advocacy and Policy Officer. Are you passionate about shaping the future of healthcare in Cameroon? Do you have a knack for policy advocacy and a desire to make a meaningful impact? Easy Health is looking for an Advocacy and Policy Officer to join our dedicated team! This is a uniqu...

31/07/2025

Our Executive Director had the honor of speaking at the recently concluded Cameroon Young Physician Conference 2025 in Douala. She shared her incredible journey from clinical medicine to leading a nonprofit dedicated to healthcare in Cameroon.

With the theme "Reimagining Healthcare in Cameroon," her story resonated deeply, highlighting the of and compassion in our health systems.

Kudos to the CEO of the Cameroon Young Physicians Network,Dr. Gwanyama Noella and her team for the intentional effort to change narraties in our health system.

Together, we can pave the way for a healthier future!

24/07/2025

From Cameroon to the World🌎
☑️ At EasyHealth, we are passionate about advancing through data-driven research and digital health . Our mission is to deliver quality healthcare to remote and vulnerable communities, empowering frontline health workers: community health workers, nurses, and doctors.

☑️ In Cameroon, the unmet need for sexual and reproductive health (SRH) services is significant, leaving many women and girls without essential care and information. Additionally, non-communicable diseases (NCDs) account for 31% of all deaths, with conditions like cardiovascular diseases and diabetes being prevalent.

We are committed to addressing these challenges and enhancing health outcomes from Cameroon to the world.

23/07/2025

EasyHealth stands in solidarity with individuals and communities worldwide for Zero HIV Stigma Day—a vital initiative highlighting the persistent stigma and discrimination faced by those living with and affected by HIV.

This year’s theme, “HIV Stigma Warriors,” honors those who bravely challenge stigma through their words, actions, and lives. EasyHealth embodies this spirit through the EARS project in Bamenda, where we work tirelessly to combat HIV-related stigma. By raising awareness, support, and community outreach, we empower individuals to share their stories and foster understanding.

Together, we can create a world free from stigma, where everyone is treated with dignity and respect.

22/07/2025

EasyHealth has featured in AstraZeneca's 2023/24 report, highlighting our commitment to healthy lifestyles and addressing the rising challenge of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in Africa.

With NCDs increasingly burdening the region and contributing to over 17 million deaths globally, educating young people about their risk factors is crucial for prevention. We're thrilled to support this mission alongside AstraZeneca's Young Health Program and One Young World.

A special shoutout to our Executive Director, Zyh Akumawah, MD a past fellow, whose leadership continues to inspire our efforts.

Check out page 50 of the report to learn more about EasyHealth's impact!
https://learn.az/60474fz7S
Young World

19/07/2025

In this episode of the EasyHealth's Health Series, we dive deep into chlamydia!

Learn about how it's transmitted, recognize the symptoms, and discover the treatment options available. Our goal is to educate and empower you to take charge of your sexual health.

Join us in advocating for awareness and informed choices! 🌟💚

18/07/2025

You know that special feeling when you teach someone something, and they finally get it? It's even more rewarding when they take that knowledge and put it into practice. This is exactly how we feel when we see the incredible work dialogue structure members of Nkwen, Ndzah, Alakuma, and Mendankwe are doing in thier communities to raise awareness about HIV-related stigma after the training organised by EasyHealth.

In Nkwen Urban, councilors hosted a sensitization program that fostered empathy and effective communication with Key Populations Living with HIV (KPLHIV) and People Living with HIV (PLHIV).
Meanwhile, in Ndzah, community members gathered to discuss universal health coverage and the benefits of the HPV vaccine for children aged 9-14, while also addressing the stigma faced by PLWHIV.
In Alakuma Health Area, the campaign continued with discussions that emphasized the importance of inclusivity and understanding.
Lastly, Mendankwe held a community meeting focused on universal health access and the urgent need to combat HIV stigma, with the powerful message, “Let’s stop stigmatizing PWHIV and live together as one.”

These efforts bring the community closer to a future where stigma no longer holds power.