Adolescence is a time of great change, and of important choices for health. In the run-up to Cameroon’s National Youth Day on 11 February, YGOPH organises a Youth Week to bring reliable health information to young people where they are: in their schools and in our Adolescent & Youth Clinic. During past editions, more than 1,500 pupils took part in talks on puberty, preventing early pregnancy, HIV and drug use.
From 1 to 5 February 2027, our doctors, midwives, nurses and psychologists will visit partner schools in Yaoundé to lead interactive sessions. On Wednesday 3 February, the Adolescent & Youth Clinic will hold an open afternoon with free, confidential consultations, and a session for parents on how to talk with their teenagers.
Schools that would like to host a session during the week are invited to contact us as soon as possible, as the number of visits we can make is limited. Parents are also welcome to attend the open afternoon with their children.
Interactive health talks in partner schools across Yaoundé.
Free consultations at our Adolescent & Youth Clinic.
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Practical tips for talking with teenagers about health.
Yes. Young people can come alone, with a friend or with a parent. Our team explains how confidentiality works at the start of every consultation.
Write to contact@hgopy.cm or call (+237) 670 607 278 with the name of your school, the number of pupils and your preferred day. We will confirm as quickly as possible.
Choose the service, a day and a time slot.
Our team will confirm your appointment by phone or email. For emergencies, do not use this form: come directly to our emergency department or call (+237) 670 607 278.
Choose the service, a day and a time slot. Our team will confirm your appointment by phone or email. For emergencies, do not use this form: come directly to our emergency department or call (+237) 670 607 278.