• Helping Destines

    Helping Destines

    The burning of towns from civil unrest in the Northwest region of Cameroon is displacing children causing them to live in conditions like the one in the image. As of 2022, M.O.G.F has relocated and provided adequate nutrition and medical attention to 486 children and counting.

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  • Changing Lives

    Changing Lives

    M.O.G.F is committed to bettering the lives of orphans, widows, and the disabled. In remote areas where school fees are difficult to afford, job training is scarce, and medical services are inadequate, M.O.G.F makes it our mission to change these circumstances for the better.

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Testimonials + Stories

Testimonies + Stories
From Orphanage to University
From Orphanage to University

Rene and Reneta Yenika are twin orphans when they were very young. Hardship and displacement plagued them, but through the glory of God they are now on their way to finishing university. Their involvement in M.O.G.F is to ensure no other children suffer like they did.

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News + Events:

Projects:

Medical Mission

Free health campaign and counseling for the community, especially the elderly. Checked vital signs, gave free medication and educated the locals on how to stay healthy.

Lotion & Soap Production Class

Women, especially widows, learn how to locally produce lotion and soap both for domestic and selling purposes.

Supply Donation at Small Moko

Handing out essential supply bags to the residents of the community Small Moko.

School Supply Donation at Eseka

Handing out school supplies to the children in need in the town of Eseka.

Objectives of Mom Orphanage Global Foundation

Annual Founder’s Messsage

2022 Message: Year of Expansion

We are delighted to bring you the MOGF annual report for the year 2022. Despite the challenges faced this year, we continued to place tremendous strain on humanitarian outreach and we’ve been truly inspired by how staff and volunteers made such a magnificent personal commitment to make a difference during these challenging times and are proud that MOGF and partners have been able to play a key role in supporting widows, orphans, the less privileged, the elderly and patients during this period.

-Minister Veronique Njotu-Atanga

“Thanks to God, I have been cancer free since 2013... I turned to Him and asked ‘How can I say THANK YOU?!’”