Miss World Cameroon Noura Njikam visits families in Garoua and Boklé, delivering essential supplies and support through her Beauty With a Purpose initiative, Voices for Justice

Miss World Cameroon Noura Njikam recently carried out a humanitarian initiative in Garoua as part of her ongoing Beauty With a Purpose project through the Nounji Foundation and its Voices for Justice program.
The initiative began at the Garoua Regional Hospital, where Njikam visited mothers and children, providing essential items including bottled water for newborns, body lotion for mothers, and other supplies aimed at supporting vulnerable families and improving their well-being.
The activity then continued in the village of Boklé, where food supplies, cooking oil, clothing, shoes, hygiene products, and other basic necessities were distributed to women, children, and families facing challenging living conditions.
According to Njikam, the project was designed not only to provide material support but also to bring hope and encouragement to communities that are overlooked. The visit also created opportunities to listen to residents, share fun moments, and reinforce the message that no one should be left behind.
Through her Beauty With a Purpose work, Njikam continues to advocate for vulnerable populations and create sustainable impact in communities across Cameroon.
Noura Njikam will represent Cameroon at the 75th Miss World Festival, which will be held in Vietnam, August 9 to September 5.





