I am Nange Hezelle, an alumnus of the Circles Volunteer Program. Being in the pioneer batch of this program, I must say it has been so impactful in my career life. I vividly remember when this program was launched in 2021, and I had just completed my studies with a career path in mind to follow. With little or no experience in the job market, all I had was passion for what I intended to achieve in my career

Volunteering with RADA was a golden opportunity for me to go through the circles and gain a lot through the educational sessions. These sessions oriented me on how to improve my competence in the field of Human Resources. I understood the importance of teamwork, leadership skills, professionalism just to name a few

I appreciate RADA for being part of the Media Refresher Session on Media Advocacy on Front-of-Packaging Warning Labelling Regulations in Cameroon. I really learnt a lot, which refreshed my mind and will equally shape the health of others in my community. Thank you so much, and hope to do my best, and also for the great collaboration. Gracias

The CVP Program was a transformative experience, providing me with invaluable insights into the complexities of nation-building, advocacy, and humanitarian work. Through hands-on experience and mentorship, I gained an in-depth understanding of the challenges and opportunities in this field.–

"As a volunteer with RADA's education program, I've seen firsthand how they're transforming young lives. The vocational training programs have equipped hundreds of youth with practical skills that lead to employment and self-reliance."

"Partnering with RADA has been incredibly rewarding. Their sustainable agriculture program has not only increased crop yield but also promoted environmental conservation. The community engagement is exceptional, and the impact is visible,"

"RADA's health program transformed my life. After being diagnosed with hypertension, their Complementary Home-Based Diabetes and Hypertension program provided regular monitoring and education that helped me manage my condition. I'm now healthier and more active in my community,"