Optimum Health Global

15/02/2026

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13/02/2026

Welcome on board in Advance.

🌟 CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS – LAMP FEST’26 🌟

The countdown has begun!

The LAMP FEST’26 – Nurses, Midwives & Healthcare Professionals Festival – is happening May 5th – 12th, 2026 in Kumba, South West Region, and we are officially opening our doors to passionate, driven, and service-minded volunteers ready to make impact.

This is more than an event.
It’s a movement.
It’s leadership.
It’s legacy.

We are recruiting volunteers across different capacities and areas of expertise, including (but not limited to):

🔹 Protocol & Logistics
🔹 Media & Publicity
🔹 Hospitality
🔹 Health & Medical Support
🔹 Registration & Coordination
🔹 Stage & Technical Support
🔹 Sponsorship & Partnerships
🔹 Community Outreach
🔹 Administrative Support

Whether you are a healthcare professional, student nurse, creative, organizer, communicator, or simply passionate about serving — there is a place for you.

💡 Volunteering can be hybrid, meaning you can support physically in Kumba or remotely from wherever you are.

Why volunteer with LAMP FEST’26?
✨ Be part of a historic healthcare movement
✨ Build leadership and teamwork experience
✨ Expand your professional network
✨ Contribute to community impact
✨ Gain visibility and recognition

If you are ready to serve, grow, and be part of something bigger than yourself — this is your moment.

👉 Register now via the link provided. https://forms.gle/1zkYeBcMaYEmeAuD6

Let’s build LAMP FEST’26 together.

12/02/2026

🌍 World Cancer Day 2026 | United By Unique💙

On World Cancer Day, Optimum Health Global (OPHEG) was proud to partner with the Biaka University Institute of Buea - BUIB (Dr. BIAKA Memorial Foundation) and the BUEA Association USA for a powerful awareness event hosted at the BIAKA University Institute of Buea Campus.

Our Founder had the honor of serving as the first speaker of the day, delivering an impactful session on “Understanding Cancer and Breaking the Myths.”

Cancer remains one of the leading health challenges globally, yet misinformation, fear, and stigma continue to prevent many from seeking early help. During the session, key truths were highlighted:

🔹 Cancer is not a death sentence — early detection saves lives.
🔹 Not all cancers are hereditary — lifestyle and environmental factors also play major roles.
🔹 Regular screening is powerful — breast exams, cervical screening, prostate checks, Hepatitis B vaccination, and healthy living can significantly reduce risk.
🔹 Cancer is not contagious — compassion and support are critical for patients and survivors.

At OPHEG, we believe that awareness is prevention, and knowledge is power. By educating communities, encouraging screenings, and promoting healthier lifestyles, we can shift the narrative from fear to action.

World Cancer Day reminds us that every conversation matters, every test matters, and every life matters.

Together, through partnerships and community engagement, we continue our mission to promote health, inspire hope, and save lives.

12/02/2026

Hello People....

Please kindly follow this page for the Nurses, Midwives and Healthcare professionals Week Festival.

Thank you.

Hello World!

This is the Official page of the LAMP FESTIVAL - a platform that brings Nurses, Midwives and allied healthcare professionals to a week long event, filled with impactful sessions ranging from community health Outreaches, professional conference, competition to foster coexistence and the Grand Gala Night.

This festival usually holds every year on May 6th - 12th, in commemoration of the International Nurses and Midwives Week, honouring Florence Nightingale, the mother of Modern Nursing and the Lady with the "Lamp 🪔"

Please, if you are a nurse, midwife or fall under healthcare professionals (doctors, lab scientists, imaging technicians, pharmacists etc), or you're a community out of Healthcare - please kindly follow this page, share with others, invite others and let's get connected.

See you at this year's festival 🎎

12/02/2026

🌍 OPHEG x Just Breathe Conference (JBC) 2026

Optimum Health Global (OPHEG) was proud to partner with the Just Breathe Conference (JBC) organized by DIBA and FAWOI, serving as the Official Medical Team for this impactful event, which lasted 2 days in Buea.

Our team provided over 150+ free medical tests, including screening for Hepatitis B, HIV, and Syphilis, alongside professional counseling services. Beyond testing, we created a safe space for awareness, early detection, and health education — reinforcing our commitment to preventive healthcare and community wellbeing.

We believe that access to health services should never be a barrier, and through collaborations like this, we continue to extend quality care to where it’s needed most.

A heartfelt appreciation to our incredible volunteers and staff from the OPHEG Buea Branch who showed up in their numbers, served with compassion, and demonstrated excellence throughout the conference. Your dedication truly made the difference.

Together, we are building healthier communities. 💙

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DIBA Holistic Wellness Care

01/02/2026

ON GOING🚨🚨🎗️🚨🎗️

Still on Cervical Cancer News, we made a stop at the Saint John College where we had a session with students from form 1 - 4.

We are committed to bringing accessible health care to the door steps of community members and also bridging the knowledge gaps on health issues.

An experience we have gotten throughout the tour is that, most of these students lack knowledge about their Reproductive system - especially the girls. This is seen where the students kept asking matters about the general system.

Stay Tuned as we go on....

30/01/2026

NEW🚨🚨🚨
Cervical Cancer Awareness at BHS Kumba 💙

Our visit to Baptist High School Kumba (BHS) during the Cervical Cancer Awareness Campaign was truly inspiring. We were reminded that education saves lives—the students’ curiosity, openness, and willingness to learn showed us the power of starting health conversations early.

Key lessons learned: awareness breaks fear, young people are eager to protect their health when given the right information, and schools are powerful spaces for prevention.

Action steps: continue health education in schools, encourage regular screening, promote HPV vaccination, and empower students to become ambassadors of cervical cancer prevention in their communities.

Together, we are building a healthier, informed generation. 💪🏽🌸

29/01/2026

SIGNS MENTAL HEALTH MAY NEED ATTENTION🚨🚨

📌Constant sadness or worry
📌Loss of interest or motivation
📌Big changes in sleep or appetite
📌Trouble concentrating
📌Feeling overwhelmed or disconnected.

Ways to protect mental health
🎗️Talk to someone you trust
🎗️Get enough sleep and move your body
🎗️Take breaks and set boundaries
🎗️Practice simple stress relief (breathing, journaling, quiet time)
🎗️Ask for professional help when needed—this is strength, not weakness

Bottom line:* Mental health is part of overall health. Taking care of it helps you live, learn, and connect better 💚

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Optimum Health Global

28/01/2026

BREAKING🚨🚨🚨

As we move closer to the closure of the official campaign tour, we couldn't end without visiting the Biggest Government Secondary School in Kumba - the Cameroon College of Arts and Science - CCAS Kumba (CCAS Kumba Golden Jubilee).

This institution serves as a bedrock for many influential persons around the world. It is worthy to note that most of our volunteers and staff are products of this great institution and going back there with cervical cancer awareness was not just a visit - it was a giving back to the place where life all started from.

We are thankful to the school's administration for opening their doors for students and teachers to get informed of their health..

We are not stopping here, we are moving on...

Stay Tuned...

27/01/2026

NEW🚨🚨

Still on the journey of the Cervical Cancer Awareness Campaign, our Regional Branch - Buea Cameroon, took to churches and quarters to educate on Cervical cancer.

The team, made up of dedicated volunteers - Nurses, Midwives, Mental health therapists - shows up in their numbers to touch the holistic needs of the audience.

Marked as a successful project, the campaign ended with over 50+ people educated at the church, over 25+ persons educated in the door to door movement.

The campaign continues this week simultaneously in Kumba, Buea, Yaounde, and Douala, all of which are our branches.

Extending thanks to our volunteer team, who against all odds showed up for humanity once again.

Stay Tuned...

United Nations Cameroon
UNICEF Cameroon

26/01/2026

🚨🚨🚨 NEW

Remember the Florence Nightingale Nurses Week Festival which was executed last year during the International Nurses Week on May 6th - 12th, in Kumba, Cameroon? Do you also remember that this event brought together over 500 - 700 nurses across Kumba and Buea to celebrate impact?

Of course this year we are coming back even stronger and better, improving and doubling our impact on all ends!

We are back again to begin effective planning ahead of the 2026, 2nd Edition. One of the challenges noted last year was insufficient time to properly plan and execute which brings us to the edge of beginning all preparations this year on time.

This Year's event, which will not only focus on nurses, aims at creating long lasting impact on nurses, other health workers, patients, community members and the nation as a whole.

Stay Tuned...

MTN Cameroon
Orange
Cameroon News Agency Sports -CNA Sports
Fuchor
NFON’s Palace Kumba.

24/01/2026

🚨🚨🚨BREAKING 🚨🚨🚨

We are excited to announce that effective and strategic planning has begun ahead of the International Nurses and Midwives Week Festival - Second Edition, 2206.

It should be noted that this event is one of the initiatives and flagship programs coordinated by Optimum Health Global (OPHEG) which kick started last year in very high spirits.

The event, which brought together more than 500-700 nurses from across Southwest Region, Cameroon, from health institutions, health training schools, veteran nurses and midwives in one place - Kumba, Meme Division, to celebrate the Dignity, Nobility and Strength of nurses and midwives in the medical field.

The event was marked by a week-long activity touching various aspects and creating impact on the nurses and midwives, community members, health institutions and in Cameroon as a whole.

In this year's edition, it won't just be nurses and midwives, it is going to be more engaging as we hope to make the call open to health workers as a whole, reasons why preparations have kicked started this early to ensure maximum impact and utmost excellence.

The first meeting brought together General Supervisors from various hospitals in Kumba, Representatives from Health Schools in Kumba, Representatives from Organisations.

Stay Tuned...