Our mission statement is to help:

  • Regroup and consolidate the union of its members in the spirit of fraternity, solidarity, and tolerance
  • Promote peace and justice in the group
  • Organize ourselves to assist every member physically, morally, materially, and financially in their moments of joy and sorrow.
  • Facilitate the integration of members of the Haut-Nkam community into the socioeconomic structure of the State of Georgia, in particular, and the United States in general.
  • Promoting our cultural identities, our native language, and our cultural heritage.
  • Collaborate with other Haut-Nkam associations in the State of Georgia and beyond, as well as other Cameroonian organizations, for the ultimate benefit of the HautNkam people and the State of Georgia.
  • Participate according to our means in the development of the Haut-Nkam Division and the State of Georgia.

Our core values

Achievement

Conformity

Service

Security

Growth

Honesty

Integrity

Autonomy

Loyalty

Abundance

Kindness

Charity

Respect

Termination of Membership

  • Membership ceases in the event of the death of a member.
  • Membership ceases when a member voluntarily resigns from the association.
  • Membership ceases when a member fails to timely meet his/her financial obligations as described in the bylaws.
  • Membership ceases when absence is documented for a period of 12 consecutive months.
  • Membership ceases when a member is dismissed from the association for jeopardizing the reputation of the association.
  • Dismissal of a member must be approved by a vote of two–thirds (2/3) majority of members present during a General Assembly meeting in which there are at least 30% of registered members.

Reinstatement of Membership

  • 1. Any former member can rejoin the association by registering as a new member.
    • He or she will be required to complete the probationary period specified in the Bylaws before qualifying for the association's benefits.
    • If the former member had already benefited from the death of any of his parents, he or she is no longer entitled to the same benefit.
    • A former member reactivating their status as a previous member must settle all outstanding debts and fully comply with all financial obligations before their membership reactivation is considered effective.
  • 2. A dismissed member may request to rejoin the association after a minimum dismissal period of one (01) year. He or she shall submit a letter of intention to the board. The board should bring the letter to the general assembly.
    • Their re-admission must be approved by a two-thirds (2/3) majority vote of the members present at a general assembly meeting, provided at least thirty percent (30%) of registered members are in attendance.
    • Upon approval, the dismissed member must pay a penalty fee of one hundred dollars ($100) in addition to the current year's annual registration fee and the sinking fund to complete their re-admission.
    • The dismissed member must undergo a probationary period of four (04) months before becoming eligible to receive the association's benefits.

Rights Membership

  • Members shall make up the General Assembly of the association.
  • Members shall have the right to attend the meetings of the association.
  • Members shall have the right to vote at the meetings of the association.
  • Members shall have the right to participate in the activities of the association.
  • Members shall be entitled to the benefits of the association as prescribed in the Constitution and bylaws.

Responsabilities of members

  • Members shall abide by the constitution, by the laws, and other rules of the association.
  • Members shall attend meetings, actively participate in the activities of the association, and wear all required attire during mandatory events.
  • Members shall pay all the dues as stated in the constitution, bylaws, and as may be determined from time to time by the General Assembly of the association.

If you would like to join our association, please contact us.