Children, grandchildren and supporters who carry on the work of Régine and Jean Bernard LEKPA: taking concrete action for education, solidarity and local development in Cameroon.
The foundation was born from the initiative of their children. Today, children, grandchildren and supporters carry on together the work of Régine and Jean Bernard LEKPA. It bears their names in tribute to their commitment.
A work to carry on
Jean Bernard LEKPA is behind several development initiatives in Cameroon. In particular, he sought funding in Spain for the construction of a bridge in Balatchi (Mbouda) with the Spanish NGO Manos Unidas, as well as for the Spanish department at the University of Dschang.
His children took the initiative of creating the foundation; together with the grandchildren and supporters, they now carry on his work, alongside that of Régine.
Read the biographyA work to carry on
Régine LEKPA lends her name to the foundation, together with Jean Bernard. Her children took the initiative of carrying on her work, joined by the grandchildren and supporters, with particular attention to education and solidarity.
A shared conviction unites them: practical help, close to people, can change lives. Children, grandchildren and supporters keep it alive today through the foundation.
Read the biographyActions (one-off assistance) and projects (followed over time). Each has its own page.
School supplies and a donation handed to the sister of the monastery to support the children at the start of the 2026 school year.
Read moreA bridge built in Balatchi (Mbouda, West) thanks to funding obtained in Spain by Jean Bernard LEKPA with the NGO Manos Unidas.
Read moreThe Spanish department of the University of Dschang (West) was built thanks to funding sought by Jean Bernard LEKPA.
Read moreEverything you need to know about the foundation and its achievements.
It is a foundation whose charitable work in Cameroon, particularly in the fields of education and solidarity, is carried on by the children, grandchildren and supporters of Régine and Jean Bernard LEKPA.
The children, grandchildren and supporters of Régine and Jean Bernard LEKPA. The foundation was born from the initiative of the children, who wanted to carry on their parents’ work.
No. The foundation has no employees: it runs only thanks to volunteers. Donations are used entirely for the charitable work, apart from any fees PayPal charges on each payment.
In Cameroon. The actions presented on this site mainly concern the West region (Mbouda, Dschang).
A donation to the monastery for the 2026 back-to-school.
No. It is a project for which Jean Bernard LEKPA sought funding in Spain, with the participation of the Spanish NGO Manos Unidas.
No. It is a project for which Jean Bernard LEKPA sought funding; it is not part of the foundation.
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