In a bid to fulfil His Excellency President Bio's promise of delivering transformative progress in 2025, the Minister of Social Welfare, Honourable Melrose Karminty, led a delegation of key government...
The Ministry of Social Welfare on Tuesday, 7th January 2025, distributed 250 bags of 25 kg rice to fifteen churches through the Inter-Religious Council of Sierra Leone. You would recall that in December...
Minister of Social Welfare, Melrose Karminty, emphasized the government's crucial role in developing policies that support youth mental health in Sierra Leone. Speaking at a sideline event organized...
The Minister of Social Welfare, Melrose Karminty, and Chief Minister, David Moinina Sengeh, recently hosted the executive members of the Sierra Leone Union on Disability Issues (SLUDI) in a crucial meeting...
Sierra Leone's Ministry of Social Welfare has taken a significant step towards improving the lives of its most vulnerable citizens with the launch of its five-year strategic plan (2024-2028). The plan...
The Minister of Ministry of Social Welfare Melrose Karminty, has revealed that the proposed Early Child Marriage Bill signifies a crucial step towards safeguarding the rights of children, particularly...
In a bid to ensure a smooth running and sustainable development in the sector involving children, women and the Youths, Sierra Leone's First Lady, Her Excellency Dr. Fatima Maada Bio, has held a meeting...
Sierra Leone's Minister of Social Welfare, Melrose Karminty has on the 8th April , 2024 engaged members from the Sierra Leone Union on Disability Issues-SLUDI ahead of their general election. The meeting...
Following the donation of 800 bags of rice and food Items made by the Chinese Embassy in Freetown to the Minister of Social Welfare, Melrose Kaminty for the Muslim Community, the Minister has on the 9th...
Sierra Leone’s Minister of Social Welfare, Melrose Kaminty has on the 5th April 2024 received donation from the Chinese Embassy for Muslim communities in Sierra leone. She has received Eight Hundred...
