DREAM REFORMATION CHECKS POVERTY WITHIN THE HOME

OMO TABLETS AWAITING TRANSFORMATION
Dream Reformation Association Cameroon, a not for profit making organization in Bamenda has economically empowered some 150 women in the region with knowledge on Omo production, a liquid and solid detergent that plays an important role in home cleaning, in and out laundry of all categories. This follows a one month project that saw Dream reformation team and volunteers training women groups in Bamenda,Ndonga-Mantung and Boyo divisions last April.
According to the director of dream reformation, Jam Divine Chiafikeh, empowering a woman with skills and knowledge on how to generate income independently can sustain homes and bring about financial independence to many women, especially those in the divisions who depend daily on stipends from their husbands for their upkeep and in running the home.”we decided to embark on this giant project to train women in the production of Omo because through focused group discursions and a survey our research team conducted,we found out that Omo,a sanitary detergent is mostly demanded by women at home.They need it to clean their dresses,that of their children, husbands and relatives. They need Omo to mop the house and to clean the toilet.If they are given knowledge and practical experience on how to produce this product,you will see that back in their various quarters,they shall be able t provide this commodity at home,sell some and make money and gradually, you will see that you have given them financial independence and financialviability. We at Dream Reformation have been able to achieve this thanks to financial support from friends and The Missy Miss BK Foundation.” said Divine.
TRAINEES AWARDED CERTIFICATES
Theone month project saw the training of some 90 women drawn from the Wimbum women’s group, 50 women from the Njinikom dynamic woman’s group and 30 in Banjah.
Quizzed on why the choice of women, Jam Divine Chiafikeh,director of Dream Reformation say the women needs it most”if you look in the society, especially facing the realities of the northwest region, women are most interested in agrarian activities. We have homes where women place the exclusive role of a house wife. Many still have to ask for 100Frs from their husbands to be able t clean plate in a daily routine.So by training them on something productive and financially uplifting was ideal” said the director.
“Apart from this project,Dream Reformation has carried out a series of projects. At the close of last year ushering in the 2017 year, we succeeded to break bread with a good number of elderly people in Boyo in a project titled Christmas and new year for all. This gave comfort to most homes that could not afford for a cubeof soap, a cup of rice and other essentials to celebrate. We are currently shooting a video album of an Orphan name Jeo legend. We are working with movie production houses like Action Waves Entertainment to make sure many young stars achieve their various dreams of becoming actors. We have been supporting innovations and talents.
According to theDirector ofDream Reformation,Jam Divine Chiafikeh ,come July-October 2017 they organization shall be receiving her volunteers from Germany and Estonia and for the three months in Cameron, they shall rehears and mount sketches at major road junctions within the city of Bamenda and its environs. We shall also be coming up with an Inter-Orphanage competition that shall see orphans in Bamenda given the opportunity to participate in sporting activities and talents exposure like every other child.

Dream reformation is a not for profit making organization based in Bamenda, Cameron which is out to develop talents and creativity in young people. It has as mission, community development and provision of business startup support to every Cameroonian with skills. We believe that there exist many young people with skills out there that need support
DR DIRECTOR AND STAFF POSE WITH TRAINEE

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