Open day at GLORES Treatment Centre
GLORES NEW CENTRE OPEN DAY The open day that took place on May 29, 2018 was impromptu. The Sacta quarter notables of the Chieftency of Bafoussam informed...
Category: CAMEROON
Disability survey – West Region of Cameroon 2010
Survey of disabled children in West Region of Cameroon There appears to be little statistical information on disabilities in the West Region and few facilities for treatment....
FIOH Fund Newsletter – Winter 2017
Alfred Wingo,the founder and director of GLORES, is shown here with one of the children being treated. NEWSLETTER – ISSUE2 – WINTER 2017 FIOH FUND NEWSLETTER 2...
Treatment Centre for Disabled Children – Project update
New treatment and rehabilitation centre in Cameroon Thanks to the generous support we received from our appeal last year, Global Rehabilitation Services (GLORES) has moved in to...
Cameroon Gender and Environment Watch report 2016
This is a summary of the CAMGEW 2016 annual report a complete copy of which can be seen here: CAMGEW 2016 ANNUAL REPORT READY Cameroon Gender and...
New treatment centre for disabled children
Global Giving Gateway challenge ends tomorrow 19th Dec 2016. We would like to say thank you to all those who have made a donation. You have helped...
A new treatment and rehabilitation centre for disabled children
We have had an the amazing response to the fundraising appeal we launched on 14th November 2016 with over £4,630 now raised. Thanks to everyone who has...
Global Rehabilitation Services – Update Oct 2016
GLORES TREATMENT AND REHABILITATION CENTRE UPDATE 23.10.2016 The year 2015 was a busy in GLORES and we ran the risk of forgetting the children for whom the...
New treatment centre for disabled children
Global Rehabilitation Services (GLORES) is a non-government organisation based in Bafoussam, Cameroon treating severely disabled children. GLORES is badly in need of a new centre to expand...
Disability survey
In 2012 Global Rehabilitation Services evaluated 1058 children in the West Region of Cameroon, 1,012 of which had disabilities. 126 of these received treatment at the organisation’s...
