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CLP Drama for Youths
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Lebang Women on IWD 2013.mp3
Cameroon Link participated in a round table on empowerment of women and the young girl child during celebration of the international women's day 2013. Over 50women from the Lebang Cultural and Development Organisation assembled in Douala to exchange on how to improve on the well-being of the Cameroonian woman. The Eexcutive Director of Cameroon Link took the opportunity to highlight the impact of the community of learning programmes through rural community radio on the women and how it is bringing behaviour change within communities. Cameroon Link produced this episode for sharing.
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Talk for mani and pikin
Talk for mami and pikin is an episode in the Pidgin English language understood by over 75% of the population of the west region of Cameroon. It was produced during the community of learning programme training on story design organised in Melong by Cameroon Link. It focuses on breastfeeding promotion.
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Vision Sante - CLP
Vision Sante is the title of the health programme produced by Radio Medumba during the training on community of learning programming story design in Melong, West Cameroon from the 12 - 16 February 2013.. The training was oeganised within a clp collaborative initiative sponsored by the Commonwealth of Learning and it focused on mother and child health care and breastfeeding. Cameroon Link produced this episode for sharing with friends.
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Mother Support CLP
Mother support clp is an episode conceived during the training of community radio stations in Kumba, Meme Division of the south west region of Cameroon on open distance learning story design programming. The workshop was organised by Cameroon Link with the technical support of the Commonwealth of Learning (COL). This episode has been brought to you by Cameroon Link Radio for sharing with your friends.
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Infant Complimentary feeding.mp3
It was observed in Cameroon, that the rate of malnutrition is high because mothers have not been educated on how to compliment breastfeeding with other foods from the age of 6 months, while continuing to breastfeed for upto 24 months and beyond. Cameroon Link organised a community of Learning Programming workshop for community radio stations to assist in open distance learning through story design programming. This episode is one of the outcomes of training and it has been shared in collaboration with the Commonwealth of Learning (COL). Please listen to the episode andshare with friends.
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Breastfeeding and HIV.mp3
HIV is one of the issue infringing on the promotion of breastfeeding. This episode was prepared for sharing during training of community radio producers and broadcasters in Cameroon. The activity was sponsored by the Commonwealth of Learning. Listen to the programme and share with freinds...
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Youths and Breast Feeding
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CLP Breastfeeding and HIV.
One of the issues identified during the training of producers and broadcasters of community radio stations in Cameroon was the lack of clear information and instructions on how to handle the situation of mothers with HIV, who have had their baby and opted for exclusive breastfeeding. This episode is an investigation on Breastfeeding in the context of HIV. It has been brought to you by Cameroon Link with the support of the Commonwealth of Learning. Listen and share with friends...
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Serge Dzeukou on Breastfeeding
Serge Dzeukou is a senior officer of the Nutrition Institute based in Accra, Ghana. He paid a visit to Cameroon Link to exchange views on the new approach of his company and find ways of harmonizing information on infant and young child feeding in Cameroon for the interest of the well being of babies in particular and the community as a whole. From all judgement by those who participated in a workshop demonstration by Serge Dzeukou, he is a strong breastfeeding advocate. According to Serge, it is important that the media looks at the problems of breastfeeding low rates from a realistic angle. He explained that if a driver caused an accident to occur, the manufacturer of the car should not be the person to be blamed. He was comparing the situation to the misinformation on the use of infant formula for babies. He blames the situation on the low level of education of mothers that do not take time to read the notices put or formulas packs and negligence or non-respect of the company guidelines.
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Men's Support. of mothers
This CLP episode discusses the type of support mothers can receive from men. It was produced within the on going story design programming promoted by Cameroon Link and the Commonwealth of Learning. The episodes are a collaborative initiative with community radio stations in Cameroon. The programme is titled, "You and Your Child".
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Tori for mami ana Pikin
Tori for mami ana pikin simply means the story of mother and the child. This episode was conceived during the community of Learning programming workshop organised by Cameroon Link in the Women's Empowerment Centre in Kumba. The workshop was sponsored by the Commonwealth of Learning and brought together 24 producers and broadcasters of community rural radio stations in the south west region of Cameroon.
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Mother and child corner
This programme titled mother and child corner focuses on malnutrition. It tells listeners what a mother needs to eat to successfully breastfeed her baby.
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CLP Health Retro
This is a review programme on health coordinated with the contribution of Annette Efeti, Dr. Elizabeth Fon and James Achanyi-Fontem. The panelists spoke of the ups and downs of health in 2012.
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Exclusive Breastfeeding
This programme was produced Cameroon Link Radio with the contribution of community radio stations in the south west region of Cameroon during a Commonwealth of Learning (COL) sponsored workshop organised by Cameroon Link at the Women's Empowerment Centre in Kumba. The workshop was organised within the frame work of a Scaling up of Story Design Programming initiative started in 2010. The focus is on mother and child health care, infant and young child feeding.
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CLP Health Retro 2012.WAV
This episode on health retrospective 2012 is a collaborative programme by Annette Efeti of Sweet FM and Cameroon Link. The guest was Dr. Elizabeth Fon and James Achanyi-Fontem. Issues tackled were on health promotion, HIV/AIDS prevention messages, malaria prevention approaches and breastfeeding.
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Prevention of Teenage Pregnancy
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Mothers' Economic Rights
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DEFECTIVE MARRIAGES
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Pregnant mothers and balance diet
