Nguti Health Campaign

The Nguti Health Campaign was a week-long medical outreach organized in the Nguti Health District, located in the Kupe Manenguba Division of Cameroon's South West Region. Delivered in partnership with several organizations, including the Ministry of Public Health of Cameroon and the Cameroon English Speaking Medical Students' Association (CAMESA), the campaign brought together over 120 medical professionals to deliver free healthcare services to an underserved population of approximately 1,700 people across 11 communities.

Gwags supported the campaign through the Mbal Lekeaka Fund, its grant program channeling resources into community-led initiatives. The Nguti Health District's remote location and limited medical infrastructure make it one of the areas where this type of intervention is needed most.