Sunday, July 27, 2008

Appointments

Future for Africa is pleased to announce some new appointments within the board of trustees.

Damian Atkinson, our Projects Director, has been elected as Vice Chair. He takes this office immediately alongside his projects portfolio.

Elsewhere, Christian Hamilton has been elected Project Communications Officer. Chris comes to this role at a crucial time for Future for Africa. He will be responsible for liaison between the Board and the projects which the charity supports.

Should you wish to contact any of our officers please use our contact form or write to us at the postal address on the right hand side of this page.

Thank you for your interest in Future for Africa.

Best wishes,

Paul Stevenson
Chair of the Trustees

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Saturday, July 19, 2008

Our mission

The trustees of Future for Africa have revised the charity's mission statement. We hope that our revised statement provides a clear and brief overview of the purpose of our charity and the way in which we work. You can read our revised mission on the right hand side of this website under "About Us".

We welcome your thoughts.

Best wishes,

Paul Stevenson
Chair

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The cost of living

Employers in the East province of Cameroon have said they will not be able to apply the Prime Minister’s text raising the Inter-Professional Guaranteed Minimum salary (or SMIG, as it is commonly known). The Prime Minister has recently raised the minimum salary from FCFA 23.514 to FCFA 28.216. Many restaurant owners are arguing the rising price of goods such as oil, cooking gas and food, are making it impossible to increase the wages of their staff in line with Government demands. Meanwhile, workers in professions such as hairdressing, bar-tendering and taxi-driving are eagerly anticipating the implementation of the wage increase which, they argue, would have a significant impact on their quality of life.

Thanks for your interest in our work,

Ruth Timson
Press Officer and Secretary

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ABOUT US

Future for Africa is a charity registered in England and Wales, number 1116948. Cameroon is the main focus of our work.

Future for Africa is a go-between linking communities and individuals in the UK and Cameroon. We recognise that UK citizens desire to make a difference without necessarily knowing how best to help. We therefore bring about links with communities in Cameroon, helping them to achieve their own durable and creative solutions to their needs, and demonstrate to donors that their support has a direct positive impact.

Feel free to examine our charitable objects and information concerning our projects. Thank you for taking the time to browse our site. We welcome all comments via our contact page.

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    Contact us

      We welcome any and all contact and we aim to respond to all queries. We can be contacted by post at:

      275 Preston Road

      Grimsargh

      Preston, Lancashire

      PR2 5JR

      If your query concerns a request for financial assistance please mark your envelope with the word "GRANT". The best way to contact us is by using our dedicated contact form.

    SITES OF INTEREST

      The following sites may be of some interest. Please note Future for Africa accepts no responsibility or liability for the content or use of external sites:

      Wikipedia on Cameroon

      Development of Cameroon since 1901

      Cameroonian election results

      UNICEF on Cameroon

      BBC Country Profile

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      Use of this website along with all Future for Africa activity is governed by the policy documents below. We recommend that you read them before using our site.

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      equal opportunities statement

      This site and all content © Future for Africa 2008 subject to the applicable law of England and Wales.

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