• About Us

The Story Behind The Belinga Foundation

The Belinga Foundation is the result of the vision of Professor Steve Felix Belinga, a neurosurgeon and Fellow of the American Academy of Neurology (FAAN) based in the United States. It has been active in Cameroon since 2021 and works with underprivileged communities. Its work focuses on five main areas: Arts, Culture, Health, Education, and Sustainable Development.

— Field #1 Art

"Promote local handicrafts"

Promoting local craftsmanship by preserving local artifacts, enhancing them, and passing on the knowledge behind them to future generations. THE BELINGA FOUNDATION encourages creativity and supports local artists by providing them with opportunities to showcase their talents and build sustainable livelihoods.

+ Field #2 Culture

“Preserve and promote our cultural heritage.”

Promote the pride and courage of communities by celebrating their cultural practices, preserving their history, and bringing them together around sustainable and recurring activities. The Foundation promotes and preserves cultural heritage.

/ Field #3 Health

“Accessible healthcare for all”

Facilitate access to quality, affordable healthcare services for rural communities by combining modern medicine with traditional herbal medicine.

✱ Field #4 Education

“Empower the leaders of tomorrow.”

Identify and support the leaders of tomorrow, promote excellence at the secondary and higher-education levels, facilitate access to higher education for all, and improve the quality of education through modern tools and resources, including ICT, digital technologies, and e-learning.

▸ Field #5 Sustainable development

“Develop a circular economy.”

“Developing a circular and sustainable economy by relying on local natural and human resources, as well as clean energy systems.”

■ United for Action

“Meaningful and Human Impact”

“Each project carried out by The Belinga Foundation is based on the active participation of local residents. Together, we are building a model of solidarity-driven action in which every initiative is designed to last.”