Our Objectives – PEF Medical Foundation
Six Strategic Objectives

Six Pillars.
One Unbreakable
Commitment.

Adopted unanimously at the Constituent General Assembly on 21 March 2026, these six objectives guide every clinical decision, fundraising effort, and partnership PEF Medical Foundation makes.

Nurse monitoring patient vitals in a dialysis unit
Objective 01 of 06
Clinical Care

Hemodialysis
Access

Establish and operate state-of-the-art renal units to provide affordable dialysis sessions for patients across Cameroon. A Chronic Renal Failure patient needs dialysis 2 to 3 times every week to survive. PEF removes the financial barrier that stands between them and that machine.

In Practice

Operational dialysis chairs in Buea. Machine maintenance protocols. Pharmacy and consumables management. Patient intake and weekly session scheduling.

Hemodialysis Units Subsidized Sessions Machine Maintenance Patient Intake
Nurse checking patient's intravenous medication line
Objective 02 of 06
Financial Access

Medical
Subsidization

Mobilize resources to subsidize the high cost of renal medications, laboratory tests, and consumables for low-income families. The cost of dialysis doesn’t end with the session — it extends to medications, lab work, and supplies that most patients cannot afford privately.

In Practice

Full or partial coverage of medication costs for qualifying patients. Lab test subsidies. Emergency Medical Fund for urgent interventions. Financial eligibility assessment process.

Renal Medications Lab Tests Emergency Fund Financial Assessment
Nurse checking a patient's blood pressure at a community screening event
Objective 03 of 06
Prevention

Preventive
Screening

Organize community health campaigns for early detection of hypertension and diabetes — the two leading causes of kidney failure in Cameroon. Dialysis keeps patients alive. But catching the disease before it destroys the kidney is what stops patients from needing dialysis in the first place.

In Practice

Blood pressure and blood sugar screenings at markets, churches, schools, and community centres. Referral pathways to specialist care. Health education on kidney-protective lifestyle changes.

Blood Pressure Screening Diabetes Detection Community Outreach Referral Pathways
Medical team collaborating in a clinical training setting
Objective 04 of 06
Workforce Development

Capacity
Building

Facilitate training of local nurses, dialysis technicians, and nephrologists in modern renal care standards. A sustainable renal care system cannot depend on external expertise indefinitely. PEF invests in the humans who will deliver care long after any single donation is spent.

In Practice

Dialysis machine operation certification for nurses and technicians. Nephrology protocol training. Partnerships with international medical institutions for specialist mentorship.

Nurse Training Nephrologist Development Technician Certification International Mentorship
Doctor using a stethoscope during patient examination
Objective 05 of 06
Infrastructure

Technical
Innovation

Invest in modern medical equipment and sustainable water treatment systems for safe, effective dialysis. Safe dialysis is technically demanding — it requires machines that meet clinical standards, water that has been purified to remove contaminants, and a maintenance regime that keeps both operational.

In Practice

Procurement of modern hemodialysis machines. Reverse osmosis water treatment installation. Preventive maintenance schedules. Medical equipment supplier partnerships for parts and upgrades.

Hemodialysis Machines Water Treatment Equipment Procurement Preventive Maintenance
Doctor comforting and counselling a patient in a hospital room
Objective 06 of 06
Holistic Care

Patient
Advocacy

Provide nutritional counselling and psychological support to patients and families navigating chronic illness. Living with Chronic Renal Failure is not only physically demanding — it reshapes the entire life of a patient and their family. PEF addresses the whole person, not just the kidneys.

In Practice

Personalised nutritional counselling for patients on dialysis. Psychological support sessions. Social worker referrals. Patient rights education and self-advocacy training.

Nutritional Counselling Psychological Support Social Work Referrals Patient Rights
Operational Structure

Four Departments.
Six Objectives Delivered.

DEPT 01

Medical Operations & Clinical Care

Day-to-day dialysis unit operations, machine maintenance, pharmacy management, and post-session patient monitoring.

Objective 01 — Hemodialysis Access
Objective 05 — Technical Innovation
DEPT 02

Programs, Outreach & Research

Prevention campaigns, patient welfare and counselling, and systematic data collection on kidney disease prevalence in Cameroon.

Objective 03 — Preventive Screening
Objective 06 — Patient Advocacy
DEPT 03

Finance, Administration & Legal

Financial controls, human resources, and full compliance with Ministry of Public Health regulations and the Foundation’s Constitution.

Objective 02 — Medical Subsidization
Objective 04 — Capacity Building
DEPT 04

Partnerships & Resource Mobilization

Securing grants, cultivating donors, building international alliances with hospitals, NGOs, and medical equipment suppliers.

All six objectives — funding pipeline
Objective 05 — Equipment partnerships
How the US Chapter Helps

From Texas to Buea —
Funding the Mission

PEF Medical Foundation’s US chapter (EIN 42-2594611) exists to mobilize the financial resources that make all six objectives possible on the ground in Cameroon. Three ways it does that:

Fundraising & Donations

Individual donors, diaspora giving campaigns, and corporate sponsorships in the United States fund dialysis sessions, medication subsidies, and screening events in real time.

Tax-deductible · EIN 42-2594611

International Partnerships

The US chapter builds alliances with hospitals, universities, NGOs, and medical equipment manufacturers who provide funding, expertise, equipment donations, and volunteer clinical staff.

Based in Katy, Texas · +1 713 510 0033

Grant Writing & Applications

A dedicated grants pipeline pursues US and international foundation funding to provide multi-year financial stability for objectives that require sustained investment — particularly equipment and workforce training.

TX Cert. 806 597 945
Summary

All Six Objectives
at a Glance

# Objective Department Status
OBJ 01
Hemodialysis Access
Establish & operate renal units providing affordable dialysis to CRF patients in Cameroon
Medical Operations Active
OBJ 02
Medical Subsidization
Subsidize medications, lab tests, and consumables for low-income patients
Finance & Admin Active
OBJ 03
Preventive Screening
Community campaigns detecting hypertension & diabetes before kidney damage occurs
Programs & Outreach Active
OBJ 04
Capacity Building
Train local nurses, technicians, and nephrologists in modern renal care standards
Finance & Admin Active
OBJ 05
Technical Innovation
Modern dialysis equipment and sustainable water treatment for safe clinical operations
Medical Operations Active
OBJ 06
Patient Advocacy
Nutritional counselling, psychological support, and patient rights education
Programs & Outreach Active
Support the Mission

Fund the Objective
That Moves You

Every dollar donated through PEF is deployed directly to one of these six objectives. You choose what matters to you — we make sure it reaches a patient.

Tax-deductible · EIN 42-2594611 · 100% to programs

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