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Recruitment NGOs Cameroon 2025: Profiles Wanted and Offers Available
Are you looking for a humanitarian job or an internship in an NGO in Cameroon? You've come to the right place.
Every year, dozens of NGOs recruit local staff to work on projects in the fields of health, education, protection, food and much more.
But how do you know which NGOs are often recruiting? Where to find reliable job offers? This article helps you to see clearly What you will learn
The 10 most active recruitment NGOs in Cameroon Profiles wanted and how to prepare well Practical tips to never miss a job or internship offer Why do NGOs often recruit in Cameroon?
Cameroon is a strategic country for many NGOs. Why not?
Because several regions face significant challenges: Armed conflicts and population displacement Inequalities in access to health, drinking water and food Climate and socio-economic crises In response to these needs, NGOs are carrying out humanitarian projects throughout the country. — which generates regular job offers. Why Work in an NGO in Cameroon in 2026?
Working in an NGO is more than just a job. Here’s why this could be a great opportunity for you:
Positive impact: You contribute directly to life-changing projects.
Diversity of missions: From education to ecology, there are a multitude of sectors to find your place.
Personal Development: You will gain skills in project management, teamwork and problem solving.
Did you know that NGOs are among the top talent recruiters in the humanitarian field in Cameroon? These organizations play a crucial role in solving local problems.
NGOs currently recruiting in Cameroon in 2026
- SOS Children's Villages — Humanitarian coordination in the Far North
SOS Children's Villages Cameroon has been present in the country since 1998. She works with vulnerable children and families, especially in crisis areas of the Far North. The organization regularly recruits experienced profiles to pilot its humanitarian programs, including positions open to young professionals at the beginning of their careers.
Frequently searched profiles:
Coordination of humanitarian action Child protection and inclusive education Budget monitoring and narrative reports Management of security and contingency plansLocation: Maroua — Departments of Mayo-Sava, Mayo-Tsanaga and Diamaré.
Women candidates are strongly encouraged by SOS Children's Villages Cameroon.
See the recruitment offer SOS Children's Villages on Cameroon Desk
Deadline: 07 September 2026 at 17:00.
- FAIRMED Cameroon — Health and inclusion for marginalized populations
FAIRMED (formerly ALES) is an international NGO based in Bern, Switzerland. His office in Cameroon, based in Bertoua, manages the operational part of its projects throughout the territory. She specializes in fighting neglected tropical diseases and improving access to care in remote areas.
Areas of intervention and profiles sought:
Driver / Logistics Assistant Consultants in health project evaluation Project coordination (community health, WASH) Monitoring and evaluation of basic health programmesLocation: Bertoua (Eastern Region) and areas of intervention on the national territory.
What sets FAIRMED apart: The organization works specifically with the most marginalized populations, making it a unique learning ground for public health and community development profiles.
View recruitment offers FAIRMED Cameroon on Cameroon Desk
Deadline: 11 September 2026 at 17H00
- First International Emergency (PUI): Administrative Officer
The French international NGO PUI, present in Cameroon since 2008, recruits to support the administrative, accounting, financial and HR management of its base.
Position: Administrative Officer.
Location Maroua (Extreme North).
Contract: CDD, entry into service in October 2026.
Profile: Bac+2 (Bac+3 appreciated) in finance/accounting, HR or administration + Minimum of 2 years experience in international NGOs. Proficiency in SAGA, Homer and the Office package; knowledge of Cameroonian labour law. Female candidates strongly encouraged.
Deadline: Sunday 06 September 2026.
See the detailed offer and apply 4. Good Neighbors Cameroon: 02 Volunteers (NTD Department) Good Neighbors is recruiting two temporary volunteers for its Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTD) department.
Posts: 02 Temporary volunteers (duration 3 months).
Location: Headquarters – Yaoundé.
Profile: Nationality Cameroonian, 18 to 28 years, Bachelor (BSc) in Public Health, Epidemiology or Social Sciences + 1 year experience in health programs/NGOs. Notions of DHIS2, MS Office proficiency, French or fluent English.
Deadline: September 10, 2026 at midnight (local time).
See the detailed offer and apply
- FHI 360 Cameroon
Job Title: Accountant
Has in-depth knowledge of financial management, investment capital, risk analysis, debt management and legal and regulatory compliance specific to the sector concerned.
End date: 16 September 2026
See the detailed offer and apply
Short courses to work in an NGO: the best options in 2026
Top 10 most active NGOs in Cameroon
This top 10 was established according to several criteria:
Frequency of published offers Field presence in different regions Diversity of positions proposed Visibility on platforms (ReliefWeb, Cameroon Desk, etc.) Volume of active projects funded by partners
Action Contre la Faim (ACF): Recruits regularly in the field of food security and nutrition. NRC (Norwegian Refugee Council): Provides humanitarian assistance to internally displaced and refugees. Internship offer at the international NGO NRC Fairmed International: Supports marginalized populations with limited access to health care. WFP (World Food Programme): Provides food assistance to vulnerable populations. PUI (First International Emergency): Helps people affected by humanitarian crises. IRC (International Rescue Committee): Helps refugees and people affected by humanitarian crises. WWF (World Wide Fund for Nature): Dedicated to biodiversity conservation and environmental protection.
CARE International: Intervenes in health, education and poverty reduction.
Plan International: Focus on children’s rights and gender equality.
GIZ (Deutsche Gesellschaftür Internationale Zusammenarbeit): Works on sustainable development projects.
DRC (Danish Refugee Council): intervenes in the fields of protection, education and livelihoods.
INTERSOS: Focuses on emergency humanitarian assistance and the protection of vulnerable populations.
INSO (International NGO Safety Organization): Provides safety support for NGOs in the field.
Solidarity International: Specialized in assisting the victims of conflicts and natural disasters.
M.A Health: intervenes in community health and the fight against pandemics.
ISA (Africa Health Impact): Focus on public health and malaria control.
ACMS (Cameroonian Association for Social Marketing): Works in health promotion and social marketing.
MSF Cameroon (Doctors Without Borders): Provides medical assistance in emergency situations.
Red Cross: A key player in emergency relief and humanitarian action.
EGPAF (Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation): Specialized in the fight against HIV/AIDS in children.
WCS (Wildlife Conservation Society): Protects threatened species and habitats.
FHI360: Focus on global health, education and sustainable development.
JAPSSO (Youth Active for Peace and Solidarity): Contributes to social cohesion and community development.
JRS (Jesuit Refugee Service): Providing support, education and psychological assistance to refugees. FHI (Family Health International): Specialized in public health, HIV/AIDS and community development. Short courses to work in an NGO: the best options in 2026 Which of these NGOs best fits your profile? Let us know in the comments!
Profile sought by NGOs
Level of study and diplomas generally required Key skills: communication, project management, IT, etc. Languages: Bilingualism is often an asset Experience with local communities or in the humanitarian field
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