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Safe Space: The Care Shop

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We are a healthcare promotion venture whose mission is to address mental health breakdowns and lack of psycho-social support amongst youth aged 12-25 years in Yaounde, Cameroon.

01/01/2026

Happy New Year ✨🎊

25/12/2025

Merry Christmas 🎄🎁♥️

22/12/2025

Happy Birthday 🥳🎉 Ms. Joyce Ngaha!

Today, we celebrate the visionary founder of Safe Space an exceptional leader in every sense.

✨ Ms. Joyce, your patience, guidance, and constant encouragement to every volunteer are the fuel that keeps us committed to serving the common good of Safe Space. Your passion and unwavering dedication to the mission and vision of the organization even as you oversee its growth from afar are truly admirable and inspiring.

✨ As you step into this new year, may God continue to grant you His ever-sufficient grace to walk in His ways and do His work. May He abundantly bless the work of your hands and the lives you continue to impact.
Happy Birthday 🎊
We love you 🤍
Safe Space Team 💚

01/12/2025

🎉 Happy New Month, Safe Space Family!

We’ve made it to the last month of the year. For that, we are truly grateful. 🩵🤍

December invites us to slow down, breathe, reflect, and appreciate how far we've come.
It reminds us that growth is still growth, no matter the pace.

So this month, may we honor the lessons that shaped us and gently let go of the things that no longer serve our peace , and as the year winds down, may we find moments of clarity, little sparks of hope, and a deeper sense of mental wellness with each new day. 🩵

UNICEF World Health Organization African Region Open Dreams Africa CDC Mastercard Foundation

07/11/2025

And now… the moment we’ve all been waiting for! 🎉

Our 1st Place Winner of the Safe Space Mental Health Contest 2025 is… 🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁

🏆 Kathleen Wirngo
with the entry:
🩵 “The Unspoken Voice.”

A soul-stirring piece that dives deep into the pain of trauma reminding us of the strength found in vulnerability and the beauty of healing when silence is broken.

Congratulations, Kathleen! 🎉👏
Your words spoke for those who couldn’t and that’s the true power of art in mental health advocacy. 💚

A huge shoutout to everyone who participated, followed, liked, commented, and shared you made this contest truly unforgettable!

06/11/2025

The silence speaks... and we’re listening!

Taking the 2nd place in the Safe Space Mental Health Contest 2025 is none other than...

🥈 Tancha Raissa Anambobi 🎉
with the entry:
🤍 “The Quiet War”
A moving poem that unveils the hidden battles of drug addiction and the haunting silence that surrounds it.

Your words echo strength, vulnerability, and the courage to face inner storms.
Congratulations, Raissa! 👏
Your art has truly spoken to hearts. 💚

05/11/2025

Drum rolls, please... our results countdown begins! 🥁

Every ripple of creativity has brought us here to the moment where art meets awareness.
🩵 Taking the 3rd place in the Safe Space Mental Health Contest 2025 is...

Fodieng Emmanuel 🎉
with the entry:
💧 “After Waters Recede: Building Mental Resilience in Flood-Affected Communities.”

A breathtaking series of posters capturing the emotional toll and recovery of individuals and communities affected by floods.
Your work reminds us that even after the storm, healing is possible. 💪💙

Congratulations, Emmanuel!

03/11/2025

🐾 We’re finally letting the cat out of the bag! 🎉
The long wait is finally over 🥳🥳

It’s time to announce the winners of the Safe Space World Mental Health Day Contest!

Here’s how the results release it’s going to go ⬇️
🏅 We’ll be revealing the results in this order — starting from the 3rd place, then 2nd, and finally our 1st place winner!

Once the winners are announced, please send your full name and OM(Orange Money) number to the same number on the contest flyer (the one you submitted your entry to) to receive your prize.

So Safe Space folks, who are the winners going to be????
Let's hear your suggestions in the comments 😇😇

22/10/2025

Emeline Joyce Ngaha Dingue is a public health practitioner and Mastercard Foundation Scholar pursuing an MSc in International Health and Tropical Medicine, University of Oxford. She is a member of Wolfson College, Oxford.

Joyce’s passion for health equity stems from her upbringing in Yaoundé, Cameroon, where she witnessed firsthand the impact of inadequate infrastructure on community health. She has since led public health programmes across Africa and Asia, co-designing community-based solutions for vulnerable populations.

In the Philippines, she managed health components of two integrated projects valued at 4 million pesos, reaching over 1,000 families through health, education, and livelihood interventions. She also leads a WASH initiative with African Leadership for Infrastructure and founded Safe Space: The Care Shop, a youth mental health project supported by the Mastercard Foundation Social Entrepreneurship Fund.

At Oxford, Joyce aims to strengthen her expertise in designing scalable health programmes that promote equity and access for underserved communities globally.

Read more: https://www.afox.ox.ac.uk/about/people/emeline-joyce-ngaha-dingue

To apply: https://shorturl.at/2tUG5

14/10/2025

🎉🎉 Submission deadline has been extended!!
Hello Safe Space community the contest deadline has been extended
from the 12 October-16th October!
If you were planning on submitting an entry you have another opportunity!

Contest Prompt:
👉 "Identify a mental health problem in your environment or community and creatively pitch an innovative solution to address it."

And stand a chance to WIN A CASH PRIZE by submitting your entry in one of these categories:

Poetry 📝
A 2 minutes video 🎥
An essay 📄
Artwork 🎨
Poster 🖼️
Brochure 📘

The contest is open to young people aged 12-25 residing in Cameroon.

Submission Guidelines:
👉 Submit your entry via WhatsApp to 654960423
👉 Include your full name and Facebook name (so we can tag you when your entry is posted)
👉 Give your submission a suitable title in line with the competition topic
👉 Entries must be original and related to the prompt off-topic or copied work will be disqualified 🚫

Voting criteria
📢 Your entry will be posted on our social media pages (Facebook and Instagram)
👉 You'll have to follow our page and invite friends and family to follow our pages, like and comment on your entry

Scoring criteria
👉 Page follows, Likes and comments 40%
👉 Quality of content 40%
👉 Content inline with contest Prompt 20%.

For more details, follow us on:
📸 Instagram:
Facebook: Safe Space: The Care Shop

12/10/2025

Here's the 7th entry of our Safe Space mental health contest 🎉🎉
An essay from Evy
Titled:
"Breaking the Silence; Creating a safe space for women empowerment"

I'm not a feminist, I'm just an activist. Women's plight I stand for, Gender based violence I fight against.
A fight already strong and future imposing women have been fragilised, stigmatised and silenced. How did we get there?
Can we step up the game?
Of course we can!
A safe space for all, is all it takes.

Together we can stop these societal imposed mental health traumas that has dealt with generations of women. Families are torn apart, school drop outs are increasing, unwanted pregnancies and child abuse insanely seem normal.
In**st is the order of the day.
How did we get there?
Of course we can stop all these. Let's take action because Yes, we can.

When equality is showcased over equity,
When bridges of impossibility are burnt down,
When dialogue and communication are encouraged,
When community mental health care is prioritized,
Believe me, a better and safer place would be created.

Lives would be saved.
Women, mothers, girls, sisters would be saved.
Together let's promote a safe environment.
Because, of course, Yes We Can!

Djiomou Evy

12/10/2025

We have a 6th entry to our Safe Space mental health contest 🎉🎉🎉🎉
A Poem from Komguem Rosalie

Titled: Unspoken Words
Unspoken Words

In streets where shadows dance and play,
Words cut deep, a silent sway,
Girls walk tall, with hearts aflame,
As whispers sting, and shame's to claim.

Their smiles hide the pain they bear,
As strangers' words leave scars so rare,
They feel unsafe, belittled, and small,
Blaming themselves, losing it all.

Their minds a maze of anxious thoughts,
As whispers echo, long after the words are caught.
The weight of words, a heavy heart,
A soul that's weary, torn apart.

But who can hear their silent cry?
Who can see the tears they try to dry?
Their voices muffled, their hearts on fire,
As they suffer, their souls aspire.

Yet, there's power in every voice,
A chance to rise, to make a choice,
To speak up, to say no, to stand tall,
To report the words that make them fall.

But healing's possible, a journey to take,
With support and love, they'll rise above the ache.
Let's break the chains that bind their might,
Let's stand with them, and hold them tight.

Let's create a world where mental health matters,
Where words uplift, and love scatters.
Let's create a world where they can thrive,
Where words heal, and respect survives.

So let's listen, let's hear their plight,
Let's stand together, day and night,
For every girl, for every voice,
Let's create a world where they rejoice.

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