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Moments from our community gatherings — celebrating culture, heritage and togetherness with migrant workers.

CMN representatives joined migrant workers and partner organisations in Bahrain for the Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training — a two-day workshop equipping community leaders to recognise, reach out and keep vulnerable migrant workers safe.

On 22 November 2025, the Cameroon Migrant Network joined CAMBAH (Cameroonians in Bahrain) to prepare and distribute humanitarian support packages to migrant workers across Bahrain — a shared effort to bring dignity, care and practical relief to our community.

CMN joined the Labour Market Regulatory Authority's Combatting Trafficking in Persons Forum 2026 in Bahrain, standing with partners and community leaders to strengthen protection, referral and advocacy for migrant workers at risk of trafficking.

Through the Nursing Mothers Project, CMN prepared and distributed care packages — baby formula, diapers, wipes and essentials — to migrant nursing mothers and their infants across Bahrain, delivering support directly to families in need.