MIRACLE CHARITY FOUNDATION Reg

MIRACLE CHARITY FOUNDATION Reg. No. 234/G.37/C90/VOL/SASC - P.O Box 15 Tiko, Tel: 00237675445067, - Email: [email protected]

ANALYSIS ON DATA COLLECTED 29/04/2019 TO 21/09/2019 1

“Empowering the Less privileged for a bright future” AGENDA

Introduction Mission Vision Programs Strength Weaknesses Data collected : Count of Household % total (movements versus previous ) Family size & total heads Count of Household & problems facing Total head counts & problems facing Age group segmentation Gender analysis per current location Achievements

“Empowering the Less privileged for a bright future” MISSION : Miracle Charity Foundation aims to work with communities and other stakeholders to provide full support to the less privileged in the society so they can achieve their dreams by providing them the right training, education, and housing for the orphans and homeless in the society particularly the Mutengene locality, and gradually to other communities.

VISION: Miracle Charity Foundation is committed to making sure the most marginalized in the society are empowered socially, economically and culturally equally, and capable of enhancing them and to exploit their potentials to the fullest.

PROGRAMS: Home for Homeless, Street Children and Orphans in Mutengene Vocational training

“Empowering the Less privileged for a bright future” STRENGTH  Very dynamic and qualified staff consisting of trainers, admin staff, social workers etc.  Excellent track record in delivering real service to the community.  Very marketable proposition to potential sponsors & donors being authentic as well as strong and inspiring.  A conducive and suitable environment for less privilege (spaces, facilities and facilitators).  Transparent reporting.  Great team & team spirit among existing coordinators.  Strong relationship with the project coordinators, community and the local government, and stakeholders.

WEAKNESSES  Insufficient finance to carry out projects and the foundation doing little active fundraising  Lack of staff training  Internal and external communication barriers. (Insecurity). 4

“Empowering the Less privileged for a bright future” DATA COLLECTED & Count of Household PREVIOUS LOCATION CURRENT & COUNT OF FAMILIES Grand DIVISION BUEA DIBANDA KUMBA LIMBE MUTENGENE TIKO Total Boyo 2 9 1 12 Bui 7 6 13 26 Donga M 4 4 1 13 22 Fako 164 13 14 15 153 45 404 Kupe M 8 69 11 17 105 Lebialem 8 27 3 22 60 Manyu 49 63 2 28 5 147 Meme 54 2 757 2 68 16 899 Menchum 1 1 2 1 44 49 Mezam 22 18 2 26 4 72 Momo 9 8 1 15 1 34 Ndian 23 60 1 14 4 102 Ngo Ketunjia 1 1 1 5 8 Grand Total 352 17 1029 28 422 93 1940 5

“Empowering the Less privileged for a bright future” DATA COLLECTED /% OF Total movements

PREVIOUS LOCATION CURRENT LOCATION & COUNT OF HOUSEHOLD %

DIVISION BUEA DIBANDA KUMBA LIMBE MUTENGENE TIKO Boyo 17% 0% 0% 0% 75% 8% Bui 27% 0% 23% 0% 50% 0% Donga M 18% 0% 18% 5% 59% 0% Fako 40% 3% 3% 4% 38% 11% Kupe M 8% 0% 66% 0% 10% 16% Lebialem 13% 0% 45% 5% 37% 0% Manyu 33% 0% 43% 1% 19% 3% Meme 6% 0% 84% 0% 8% 2% Menchum 2% 2% 4% 2% 90% 0% Mezam 31% 0% 25% 3% 35% 7% Momo 26% 0% 24% 3% 44% 3% Ndian 23% 0% 59% 1% 14% 4% Ngo Ketunjia 13% 13% 13% 0% 63% 0% Grand Total 18% 1% 53% 1% 22% 5% 6

“Empowering the Less privileged for a bright future” DATA COLLECTED - Total IDPs

FAMILY SIZE & TOTAL HEADS MUTENGEN Grand FAM SIZE BUEA DIBANDA KUMBA LIMBE E TIKO Total 1 145 3 2 114 14 278 2 58 4 2 8 112 18 202 3 114 3 21 18 177 48 381 4 148 4 120 8 220 68 568 5 170 20 235 5 225 75 730 6 138 702 18 246 54 1158 7 126 21 1127 28 168 14 1484 8 88 16 1984 16 112 32 2248 9 54 9 1377 9 36 36 1521 10 30 1750 30 50 20 1880 11 33 297 11 341 12 12 420 24 456 13 39 104 13 13 169 14 126 126 15 90 90 16 32 32 17 17 17 18 18 18 19 19 19 20 40 40 Grand Total 1174 80 8444 142 1526 392 11758 7

“Empowering the Less privileged for a bright future” DATA COLLECTED - Family size

COUNT OF FAMILIES / FAMILY SIZE

Muteng Grand FAM SIZE Buea Dibanda Kumba Limbe ene Tiko Total 1 145 3 2 114 14 278 2 29 2 1 4 56 9 101 3 38 1 7 6 59 16 127 4 37 1 30 2 54 17 141 5 34 4 47 1 45 15 146 6 23 117 3 41 9 193 7 18 3 161 4 24 2 212 8 11 2 248 2 14 4 281 9 6 1 153 1 4 4 169 10 3 175 3 5 2 188 11 3 27 1 31 12 1 35 2 38 13 3 8 1 1 13 14 9 9 15 6 6 16 2 2 17 1 1 18 1 1 19 1 1

Number of heads 20 2 2 Grand Total 352 17 1029 28 421 93 1940 8

“Empowering the Less privileged for a bright future” Count of Household & Problems Facing Unemploy Grand Current Location Education Housing Food Health ment Total Buea 40 8 293 9 2 352 Dibanda 1 15 1 17 Kumba 346 683 1029 Limbe 5 12 5 5 1 28 Mutengene 92 35 256 33 5 421 Tiko 44 23 16 10 93

Grand Total 528 78 1268 58 8 1940 9

“Empowering the Less privileged for a bright future” Total Head Counts & Problems Facing Unemploy Grand Current Location Education Housing Food Health ment Total Buea 185 48 901 29 11 1174 Dibanda 8 67 5 80 Kumba 2912 5532 8444 Limbe 23 89 17 11 2 142 Mutengene 273 145 1014 84 10 1526 Tiko 218 95 59 20 392 Grand Total 3619 377 7590 149 23 11758 10

“Empowering the Less privileged for a bright future” AGE GROUP SEGMENTATION 0 to 10 & 11 to 20 Age range 0 - 10 FEMALE MALE Grand Total Age 11-20 1714 1099 2813 Age 0-10 2065 1275 3340 BUEA 217 74 291 BUEA 316 107 423 DIBANDA 7 10 17 DIBANDA 18 8 26 KUMBA 1206 778 1984 KUMBA 1352 869 2221 LIMBE 14 26 40 LIMBE 8 32 40 MUTENGENE 289 208 497 MUTENGENE 213 178 391 TIKO 82 51 133 TIKO 57 33 90 Grand Total 2065 1275 3340 Grand Total 1714 1099 2813 11

“Empowering the Less privileged for a bright future” AGE GROUP SEGMENTATION 21 to 30 & 31 to 40 Age range 21-30 FEMALE MALE Grand Total Age range 31-40 FEMALE MALE Grand Total Age 21-30 1307 836 2143 Age 31-40 1074 785 1859 BUEA 154 58 212 BUEA 125 40 165 DIBANDA 9 6 15 DIBANDA 11 7 18 KUMBA 990 586 1576 KUMBA 798 574 1372 LIMBE 3 16 19 LIMBE 4 22 26 MUTENGENE 122 143 265 MUTENGENE 97 116 213 TIKO 29 27 56 TIKO 39 26 65 Grand Total 1307 836 2143 Grand Total 1074 785 1859 12

“Empowering the Less privileged for a bright future” AGE GROUP SEGMENTATION _ 50+ Age range 50+ FEMALE MALE Grand Total Age 50+ 937 666 1603 BUEA 56 27 83 DIBANDA 2 2 4 KUMBA 770 521 1291 LIMBE 5 12 17 MUTENGENE 79 81 160 TIKO 25 23 48

Grand Total 937 666 1603 13

“Empowering the Less privileged for a bright future” GENDER ANALYSIS PER CURRENT LOCATION

Total age group FEMALE MALE Grand Total 7097 4661 11758 BUEA 868 306 1174 DIBANDA 47 33 80 KUMBA 5116 3328 8444 LIMBE 34 108 142 MUTENGENE 800 726 1526 TIKO 232 160 392 Grand Total 7097 4661 11758 14

“Empowering the Less privileged for a bright future” Current achievements 1st PHASE _ Achievement (21/09/2019) No FOOD ITEMS & CLOTHINGS TOTAL EXPENDITURE 1 Food Stuff 57 Bags Of 25Kg (Rice 25Kg/Family) 655,500 2 Food Stuff 57 Vegetable Oil (5L) 334,875 3 Food Stuff 25 Bags Salt 72,500 4 Food Stuff 114 Packets Of Maggie Cube 102,600 5 1O Cartons Of 400G Tablet Of Soap 145,000 6 Food Stuff 57 Packet Of 5Kg Of Spagetti/Macaroni 256,500 incurred 7 Clothings 150,000 Total expenses

Total 1,716,975

Break down Input Division Fako Sub division Tiko Village Mutengene Venue CAMCCUL Buea road Location Count of household 57 Total IDPs (Individual) 368 Total People with Disabilities Assisted (Individuals) 10 Total Male Assisted (Individuals) 127 Total Female Assisted (Individuals) 241 368 Total Adult Females (>=18) Beneficiaries 72 Total Adult Male (>=18) Beneficiaries 34 Total Child Female (<18) Beneficiaries 169 Total Child Male (<18) Beneficiaries 93 368 15

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