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Events

World AIDS Day 2026: Know Your Status

Free, confidential HIV testing and counselling, youth-friendly talks and information on protecting babies from HIV, at our HIV Care & Treatment Centre.

Staff CPD: Emergency Obstetric & Newborn Care (EmONC) Refresher

A five-day refresher for our maternity and newborn teams on managing obstetric and neonatal emergencies, with hands-on drills and simulations.

World Prematurity Day 2026

Join us in purple to celebrate premature babies and their families, learn about kangaroo mother care, and find out how to reduce the risk of preterm birth.

Preparing for Birth: Monthly Antenatal Classes

A free monthly class for expectant mothers and their partners: signs of labour, danger signs, what to bring, breastfeeding and a visit of the maternity.

Octobre Rose 2026: Free Breast & Cervical Cancer Screening

Throughout October, come for a free clinical breast examination and VIA/VILI cervical screening, and learn breast self-examination with our midwives and gynaecologists.

YGOPH at 25: Silver Jubilee Celebrations

Twenty-five years after its inauguration, YGOPH celebrates its silver jubilee with free screening days, an open day, a scientific day and an official ceremony.

Youth Week 2027: Adolescent Health Days

Ahead of Cameroon's National Youth Day, our teams take health education into schools and open our adolescent clinic for free consultations and talks.

Breastfeeding & Newborn Care Workshop

A hands-on morning with our midwives and paediatric nurses: getting breastfeeding right, caring for your newborn, and recognising danger signs in the first weeks.

YGOPH’s 24th Anniversary

Twenty-four years after its inauguration, YGOPH celebrated with its staff, partners and patients, looking back at its milestones and ahead to its silver jubilee.

World AIDS Day 2025: Free HIV Testing & Counselling

Free, confidential HIV testing and counselling at the hospital and in the neighbourhood, with information on prevention and on protecting babies from HIV.