From a targeted response to HIV, SWAA Cameroon has grown into a comprehensive, inclusive protection model for vulnerable populations across the Littoral region.
We fight HIV and hepatitis by facilitating access to care for all. Pioneers of Harm Reduction, we support drug users towards medical and mental care free of stigma.
We act against gender-based violence and support women's empowerment. We ensure a peaceful future for orphans and vulnerable children through comprehensive care.
Because health is a right, we campaign for the inclusion of marginalised people and equal access to care for every citizen.
Executive Director of Graphics System SA — President of SWAA Cameroon since 2026
Son of the founder, Dr Margaret Sanga, Stéphane Sanga took over the presidency of SWAA Cameroon in 2026. Executive Director of Graphics System SA, he now carries further the commitment built by his mother, in service of the health and dignity of the people of the Littoral.
A team of field workers, doctors, lawyers and volunteers carrying this mission forward every day.




A strategic evolution in several stages, driven since 1988 by the belief that women must be at the heart of the fight against HIV in Africa.
At the Stockholm conference, women leaders founded the Society for Women and AIDS in Africa (SWAA) in Dakar.
SWAA Cameroon expands to carry this fight forward, notably under the leadership of three doctors.
SWAA Cameroon integrates the fight against gender-based violence as a genuine public health lever.
The organisation becomes a pioneer in Harm Reduction for substance use.
The year SWAA Cameroon was founded. The same conviction still drives every field action today.
A world where health, social autonomy and human rights contribute to collective well-being, with respect and dignity.
To contribute to the well-being of vulnerable and disadvantaged people in the Littoral region, through better access to care and comprehensive support for people living with HIV.
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