Street Child is supporting thousands of out-of-school children in accessing formal education in conflict-affected regions in Cameroon’s North and South West regions. Partnering with local organisations in hard-to-reach communities, we identify, assess, and enrol children who have been excluded from school due to poverty, displacement, or lack of documentation. We offer school enrolment services and provide kits which include uniforms, school supplies, and learning materials. This initiative helps reduce children's vulnerability to child marriage, early pregnancy, armed recruitment, and trauma, while reinforcing Street Child’s commitment to localised, sustainable solutions. 

Together with local partners, Street Child supports internally displaced adolescent girls—many of whom are at risk of early marriage, exploitation, and permanent exclusion from education—with life skills, literacy, numeracy, and vocational training. Young mothers and pregnant girls receive accelerated learning, business start-up kits, mental health support, and access to adolescent clubs, empowering them to achieve economic independence, strengthen their wellbeing, and reintegrate into their communities. By engaging community leaders in girls’ rights advocacy, our work also fosters safer, more inclusive environments where all girls can thrive.