PAN-AFRICAN HIGHER EDUCATION INITIATIVE
EIN 86-3950002 · International Economic Development (Q32)
What they do
The PAHEi Summer Bridge Program In Cameroon: A Collaborative Health Education Initiative The Summer Bridge Program In Cameroon, Organized By PAHEi, Represented A Remarkable Collaborative Effort Aimed At Enhancing Health Education Among Local Students. Organized In Partnership With Mercy University, The Program Brought Together 120 Enthusiastic Students From Cameroon and A Dedicated Group of 10 Faculty Members From Mercy University In The United States, and Support Staff Primarily Affiliated With PAHEi. Over The Course of Two Intensive Weeks, Participants Engaged In Enriching Workshops Designed to Address A Variety of Important Health-related Topics, Fostering Cross-cultural Learning and Knowledge Exchange. The Program Began In Yaoundé, The Political Capital of Cameroon, Where Local Students and Faculty Members Had The Opportunity to Immerse Themselves Cultural Exchanges While Focusing On Health Education. The First Week Was Primarily Dedicated to Interactive Workshops, Discussions, and
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BARBARA AKUMVP-SECRETARY
DAN CHAMBYBOARD OF DIRECTOR
LINDA NJOHVP
LUCIE LAPOVSKYBOARD OF DIRECTOR
MASELE KIBASSAVP FINANCE
MICHAEL ROCHELLEBOARD OF DIRECTOR
NICKI NABASNYBOARD OF DIRECTOR
VICTOR PETENKEMANICEO
ZACHARIE PETCHOKOMANIVP - TECHNOLOGY
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2022
- Location
- 244 FIFTH AVENUE SUITE V270, NEW YORK, NY 10001-7604
- County
- New York
- In care of
- % VICTOR PETENKEMANI
- Primary officer
- Masele Kibassa, VP Finance
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Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2023
- Tax period began
- January 1, 2023
- Return type
- 990EZ
- NTEE classification
- International Economic Development (Q32)
- IRS tax category
- International Economic Development