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Who are we?
Cornerstone Enrichment Services (CES) is a non-governmental, not for profit organization, working in Cameroon under PREFECTORAL ORDER Nº 35/E.29/1111/vol.8/ALPAS. Since its inception in 2016, the organization has been working with children/youths, parents and government bodies in the promotion of peacebuilding through Psychosocial Counselling and therapeutic programs for youths. CES through its rehabilitation, reinsertion, reintegration and placements programs is committed to addressing delinquency and radicalization amongst youths and empowering them to become productive citizens, peaceful and development partners in a bid to solve political, economic and social challenges.
Our Vision
To build a new generation of youths to be peaceful, morally upright and development partners.
Our Mission Statement
Curbing violence and improving safety, responsible and peaceful lifestyle among youths and children through psychosocial counselling and therapies, rehabilitation, reinsertion, reintegration and placement provision.
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Success Story
Che Lesly who upon release from the Bamenda Central Prison was engaged into CES programs for rehabilitation, reintegration and reinsertion/placement. He was incarcerated as an accomplice to theft and was in prison for 8 months. He was reintegrated into his family and went through his counseling sessions for 8 weeks. Working together with his family, he was finally placed in a vocational training furniture workshop at Progressive Modern Furniture, Sonac Street. After his counseling sessions, the placement process was not an easy one as Lesly was reluctant to learn a trade because he had to move from his peers. His passion was to continue in woodwork but he was not enthusiastic about starting. Even when his counselor looked for a better scholarship opportunity for him to rather continue learning the furniture work in town than in the village, Lesly was still not showing any interest. Together with his family, we counseled, encouraged and obliged him to come get a new and modern experience in furniture training in town at a well-renowned place, an opportunity that his counselor searched and got for him. He finally accepted and has already undergone the three years training program. As counselors, we realize that patience is the key to get these juveniles back on the rail of social integration and economic empowerment. It is vital to note that Lesly keeps thanking CES and his counselors for being patient on him to realize his dream.
On the part of Che Lesly, he says: “the CES program has helped me a lot because now I can concentrate on my work more than ever before. Now I am focused on my career and I can produce a lot of furniture and help myself and family. The program has helped me through my counselor to get into learning more modern and classical designs of furniture. I therefore say yes I can recommend anyone who wants to get into this program because the benefits at the end of the day belong to us. I was in prison before but now I am in town excelling in modern furniture.” It is also primordial to know that his boss is so happy about his hard work and the wonderful moral values which he portrays. He even said if CES has more of such clients as Lesly we should not hesitate to bring to him.
Lesly’s uncles and aunts who were supposed to be his guardians since his mother is single and mentally disabled, were so happy and have kept thanking CES for this wonderful opportunity that has come into their families.

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Testimonials

I thank God for partaking in the CES programs as they have helped me a lot in building my self-esteem. Before, I thought all hopes are lost. But now I can confidently move on and become a productive citizen. I wish many more young people can benefit from the enriching camping program.
Marie Louis


I have learned how to improve on my studies and work hard to pursue my dreams
Collins


I am a form 2 student and I am very happy to be part of the training. I am very happy to with self-esteem therapy which has boosted my self-esteem and given me a different thought about myself and to discover my talent. I have learned to build my tomorrow today
Achimbom Wowul


I am privileged to be part of such an impactful therapeutic camping program. I am a different person now and I am a carrier of change to my school and community especially those who are drug addicts.
Ful Bill-Clinton


When I was first invited to this camping program, my expectations were like a normal church program for youths. I have come and realized that it is far more than what I expected and I have learned how to take my responsibilities.
Penaye Gilbert


I had friends who misled me into drugs and other bad habits that took me to prison. I appreciate the CES programs and I pray more young people especially delinquents and juveniles in prison benefit from this life-changing program. Through CES programs, I was placed in into a furniture workshop and I can now produce any furniture you can think of.
Che Lesly


After attending the CES programs, I have taken my stand to work very hard for a successful future. From the training. I have refused to be a failure and will make my family proud. I will be an example to my friends
Chahkes Odette
