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Meet Janette.

Janette had a flourishing restaurant for over 21 years, in Fundong, located in the North West region of Cameroon. Her career made her an active elder of the community who was able to afford her six kids’ education with the 1st attaining a master’s degree.
Janette had to leave her successful life and give up her financial independence because of the crisis. She is now living with her brother in Douala, and 28 other family members who had to flee from the violence. Now she spends her days preparing water fufu (a local meal made from fermented cassava) to feed all the families. Her dream is for the crisis to subside in her hometown, so that she could go back home. She dreams of being back home, working and supporting her children and community without the noises of the gunfire bursting into her ears. Essentially, she dreams of Peace.

Photographer: @matlabiaydin
@hopeforcameroon_
#hfc #hopeforcameroon #womenempowerment #sustainability #f64 #humanitarianartist #humanitarian

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Meet Janette.

Janette had a flourishing restaurant for over 21 years, in Fundong, located in the North West region of Cameroon. Her career made her an active elder of the community who was able to afford her six kids’ education with the 1st attaining a master’s degree.
Janette had to leave her successful life and give up her financial independence because of the crisis. She is now living with her brother in Douala, and 28 other family members who had to flee from the violence. Now she spends her days preparing water fufu (a local meal made from fermented cassava) to feed all the families. Her dream is for the crisis to subside in her hometown, so that she could go back home. She dreams of being back home, working and supporting her children and community without the noises of the gunfire bursting into her ears. Essentially, she dreams of Peace.

Photographer: @matlabiaydin
@hopeforcameroon_
#hfc #hopeforcameroon #womenempowerment #sustainability #f64 #humanitarianartist #humanitarian

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