No Limit International
Youth Development Programs
Youth Development Programs help youth develop lifelong skills that enhance their overall fitness, social, emotional, and intellectual abilities. These programs help them navigate adolescence in healthy ways and empower them with a sense of usefulness and responsibility while defining clear and attainable goals at various developmental stages.
We promote fun and enriching activities such as:
After school programs (academic support, mentoring initiatives, book clubs)
Learn to swim programs (healthy exercise habits, teamwork)
Drowning prevention workshops
Nutrition education
Goals
Improve academic performance and life skills
Develop self-confidence and personal development
Contribute to the reduction of juvenile delinquency
Empower youth for better decision making and life choices
Make healthy food and beverage choices and thus reduce risks of childhood obesity
Increase graduation rates and qualified workforce
Promoting Sustainable Education in the Youth Community at the University of Yaoundé II – SOA Campus
Promoting Sustainable Education in the Youth Community at the University of Yaoundé II – SOA Campus
Fish Farming as a Sustainable Solution to World Hunger
Fish Farming as a Sustainable Solution to World Hunger
No Limit International Action at at the Collège Père Monti in Yaounde
No Limit International impact in the school community – workshop session at the Collège Père Monti in Yaounde
No Limit International Action at the College la Retraite In Yaounde
No Limit International impact in the school community – workshop session at the College de la Retraite in Yaounde
No Limit International Action at the Government Bilingual High School of Anguissa
No Limit International impact in the school community – workshop session at the Government Bilingual Technical High School in Anguissa, Yaounde
No Limit International Action at the Government Bilingual High School of Nkolbisson
No Limit International impact in the school community – workshop session at the Government Bilingual Technical High School in Nkolbisson, Yaounde
Aquaculture (Fish Farming)
Cameroon’s overall unemployment rate was 3.5% in 2024. Meanwhile, youth unemployment, a key challenge for the country, stood at approximately 6.2 % in2024, significantly above the national average and highlighting persistent barriers to stable work for young people.
To help address these challenges, we run a training program in aquaculture (fish farming) for young and unemployed individuals as a sustainable livelihood pathway. Through this program, participants receive hands‑on training and support to launch and manage their own fish farms, equipping them with practical skills and a pathway to self‑employment.
Several Cameroonian youths have shown strong interest and are steadily gaining skills that will help them establish farms, boost production, and improve their standards of living. By empowering participants in this way, we aim not only to reduce unemployment but also to alleviate hunger and poverty in their communities.