Welcome to our three newest Members

Founded in 1999, HURIFBA is a Cameroon-based NGO focused on human rights, sustainable development, community health, social inclusion, and environmental protection. Their mission is to promote human dignity, equality, health, and sustainable development by empowering communities and improving access to essential services.

Key focus areas are community health and disease prevention—particularly non-communicable diseases such as obesity—as well as inclusion of women, children, persons with disabilities, and other vulnerable groups. Public health activities including conducting awareness campaigns, workshops, and community programmes on viral hepatitis and HIV/AIDS, including temporary hepatitis screening centres in rural and urban areas.

Environmental and development work: Promotes sustainable resource management, safe drinking water, and resilient, inclusive communities, contributing to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) across Cameroon and Africa.

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Founded in 2025, MOMA is a non-profit medical organisation based in Macau focused on obesity research, prevention, treatment, and public education.  Their mission is to improve obesity care through scientific research, clinical practice, professional development, and evidence-based approaches. 

MOMA organises seminars, workshops, conferences, and knowledge-sharing activities for healthcare professionals and promotes healthy nutrition, physical activity, obesity prevention, and awareness of related chronic diseases. Works with national and international partners on obesity-related research, including nutrition, metabolism, medications, bariatric surgery, and behavioural health.

Founded in 2008, AMLCD is a non-profit Mauritanian organisation focused on diabetes prevention, detection, and management. Their mission is to improve the quality of life of people with diabetes through education, awareness, screening, advocacy, and access to care.

Key activities include public awareness campaigns, community screening, health education, patient support, and promotion of healthy lifestyles and works with health authorities, healthcare providers, and national and international organisations to strengthen diabetes care.

AMLCD has been an International Diabetes Federation (IDF) member since 2011, contributing to global efforts addressing diabetes, obesity, and other non-communicable diseases while promoting healthier communities and better health outcomes in Mauritania.

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