Total Impact Africa

Total Impact Africa is rated 3 out of 5 in the category nonprofit organization management. Read and write reviews about Total Impact Africa. Total Impact Africa which was initially known as Operation Total Impact was founded by Rev. Sama NDAGHU in 2008 and it operated as an ARM in the United Pentecostal Church in Buea, South West Region in Cameroon. Then, it was a project fully sponsored by United Pentecostal Church as a christian movement. It was established as out of church program in 2012 and registered in 2014 as a Civil Society Organization (CSO) registered under Cameroon law N0 289/G.37/C.84/VOLII/SAo AJP, Since 2010, Total Impact Africa (TIA) has distinguished herself as the premier civil society organization to obtain an official authorization from the penitentiary authorities to start Prison Schools leading up to preparation of inmates to seat in the Cameroon General Certificate of Education Examinations (GCE) Ordinary and Advance Levels, CAP, and Baccalaureate. TIA has also succeeded in designing a broad curriculum and syllabus of study for her prison-schools programs. This covers courses in: Computer Sciences, Sexual Reproductive Health Care at Prison, Civics and Moral Education, Mathematics, English, French, Religion, History, Geography, Philosophy, Economics, Biology, Commerce and Agriculture as well as education by relaxation with tropical conversation. These programs are operational and run effectively. The teaching programs are all supported by quality inmate orientation on career choices and learning challenges managed by our guidance counseling team. TIA had created and provided a platform and opportunities in Cameroon where many young graduates with educational qualification but little or no experience of opportunity and space for them to apply their knowledge in a problem solving way or in improving the performance of public institutions while at the same time gaining on the job experience about the working world, its challenges and opportunities to commence the journey of integrating themselves into the economy of our working by starting off as volunteers. In the last years, many