MSOH educates, feeds, and provides healthcare for 600 Baka children in Eastern Cameroon
Alumni Spotlight: Meet Aimé
Aimé Etoga was born on the 4th of September 2003. She attended the Mission School of Hope in Molobo, and her bright performance throughout her tenure at the school impressed both her educators and family alike. She had a dog whose name was Vickie and during her free time outside of school she walked around the village with Vickie, who always proved to be extremely popular with the other kids. When asked what was the great memories she has about Mission School of Hope, her response was: "I will always remember the food, it was my best time in school. I woke up daily with new zeal to go to school because I knew lunch time was special. I will never forget the discipline and Bible teachings that have shaped many of us. Today as I pursue my academics in the University of Yaounde 1, I count myself privileged to have been one of the many children who benefited from the free education, health care and love from Mission School of Hope. MSH gave me hope for a bright future. I am studying Sociology and I dream of becoming a teacher” Aimé is one of the many children we are so proud of, and we can’t wait to see what she will accomplish next! I want to use this opportunity to once more say thank you to our partners for their amazing love and support.
This Month at MSOH
Our vibrant community at the Mission School of Hope is full of life and constantly evolving. Keep up with what we are doing this month by watching the video above!
Our mission is hope. We emphasize the power of positive role-modeling; how vital it is for girls and boys to see the success of their contemporaries, and through education, experience, and example– it is within their grasp.
Education as a tool in bringing hope and development to our community
We have 2 schools, the first school is in Molobo and it is French speaking with 196 children, 8 teachers, and 3 school buildings that are made possible by your support.
The second school is a bilingual kindergarten and primary school called the Owen’s Family Campus with 70 children in the kindergarten and 200 children in the primary, making a total of 270 children.
Unleashing Creativity, Building Hope
Arts and Crafts Day at Mission School of Hope
Our annual Arts and Crafts Day at Mission School of Hope was once again a very wonderful day, bringing joy and creativity to the children and our community. This year's theme, "Designing Houses," allowed children to express their imagination and skills, producing impressive designs.
We however noticed no child designed the traditional Baka hut which we had hoped they will design. When we asked their reasons, they said everyone can build the Baka hut so there was no need to design it.
Sincerely some of us don’t have a clue on how to go about building the hut.
Arts and Crafts Day at Mission School of Hope is more than just a fun event – it's an investment in the creative, emotional, and cognitive development of the children. By embracing arts and culture, we empower the Baka community's future generations to build a brighter, more innovative tomorrow
Back to School 2024-2025
Our back-to-school campaign is more than just a return to classrooms; it's a testament to the power of unity and compassion. Students and teachers alike have come together to share essential school supplies, ensuring that every child has the tools they need to succeed.
As the new academic year unfolds, we are committed to fostering a nurturing environment where every student can reach their full potential. Our dedicated teachers are passionate about igniting curiosity, inspiring creativity, and empowering young minds.
Thank you all so much for school supplies
BACK TO SCHOOL 2022/2023
It is always wonderful to receive our children back to school and to welcome the new ones. This school year started on a sad page for us with the death of our headteacher Mr. Anathole. A minute of silence was observed in his honour before the opening ceremony. After the prayers , didactic materials like books, pens, pencils, text books etc were distributed to the children.
During these unprecedented times, the role of our mission has become even more vital in combating the coronavirus and its impact on our community.
MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR 2023 FROM MISSION SCHOOL OF HOPE
It has been a beautiful year for us because you were always there. As we celebrate this season, we are grateful to God for the gift of Jesus Christ and thank ing Him for you all. Merry Christmas from us to you!!!
Some parents expressing their profound gratitude and sending Christmas and new year wishes
VISITE OF THE REGIONAL DELEGATE FOR BASIC EDUCATION
On June 2, 2023, The Regional delegate for Basic education visited our schools and this. The visit was very inspiring and encouraging and also served as a recognition and validation of the efforts and achievements of the Mission School of Hope. It affirmed that the school is meeting the required standards and providing quality education to its pupils.
BACK TO SCHOOL 2023/2024
It is always wonderful to receive our children back to school and to welcome the new ones. This school year started with the presence of Dr. Nkar who talk about health to the children at the opening ceremony. After the prayers , didactic materials like books, pens, pencils, text books etc were distributed to the children.
MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR 2024 FROM THE MISSION SCHOOL OF HOPE
Our mission:
The Mission School of Hope is a ministry with the purpose of bringing hope to desperate and marginalized communities through the demonstration of the love of Jesus Christ. We do this through serving, educating, caring, and preaching the good news to the marginalized communities with the main objective being to enhance the opportunities of children and their communities to help them realize their full potential and capabilities.
