Women and youth in underserved regions of Cameroon face numerous challenges, from limited access to education and employment opportunities to inadequate healthcare services. Gender inequality further exacerbates these challenges, with traditional roles restricting women's economic independence and personal development. Youth, particularly in rural areas, often struggle with high unemployment rates, lack of vocational skills, and a lack of opportunities to engage in sustainable income-generating activities. These issues are compounded by the social and psychological impacts of crisis-related displacement and instability, leaving communities in a cycle of poverty and vulnerability.