Solidarity Orphange Foundation

Solidarity Orphanage was founded in 1998 by Johnson Moore who was moved by the way African orphans were left to themselves. Most of these children spent their nights under the bridge and in open markets and other such insecure places. Many of them were being abused in every sense of the word under this situation. Johnson Moore then undertook a great task different from what brought him to Cameroon.(Johnson's initial plan was to write a book about the mountain god of the Fako Mountain in Buea) . Created on the 3rd of July 1998, Solidarity Orphanage Foundation was out to wipe out this abuses on orphans. During it first months, the orphanage registered 102 children from ages of 0-20 years. A year later Johnson Moore (founder) affiliated the orphanage to a newly created primary school to help give the children basic education. Just when things began to take shape, Johnson Moore died (Oct. 19th 2000 at 2pm) Although Moore died, his dreams about the Orphanage lives on and will be that way. With over 10 million francs Cfa received each years as grants (excluding volunteering and gifts in commodities and food) solidarity orphanage now boast of a Nursery and primary school, a clinic, and a good number of workers and a Farm. With over 250 orphans both male and female ages 0-21. We are proud to state that over 60 orphans from the foundation are well respected members of the society and over 75 children have been adopted abroad and more than 100 adopted in the country.

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