Save the Children Sierra Leone, in collaboration with the Ministry of Gender and Children’s Affairs and the Child Justice Steering Committee, has conducted a training session for police officers, investigators,...
International Non-Governmental Organisation (INGO), Save the Children and the Government of Sierra Leone have officially handed over a newly refurbished and expanded Maternal and Child Health Post (MCHP)...
Save the Children has officially handed over two fully rehabilitated and equipped maternal health facilities to the communities of Salina Samba and Messibu in Pujehun District, as part of ongoing efforts...
The Ministry of Gender and Children’s Affairs (MoGCA), in partnership with Save the Children and other child protection agencies, has officially launched the Child-Friendly Version of the Prohibition...
Save the Children, in partnership with the National Medical Supplies Agency and other stakeholders in the Strengthening Health Systems Project, completed the donation of essential medicines to the District...
Religious and Traditional Leaders Pledge Support for Prohibition of Child Marriage Act Religious and traditional leaders, in collaboration with the Ministry of Gender and Children’s Affairs, engaged...
Save the Children has commenced a training programme for 255 teachers in Kailahun District on the Child and Adolescent Health Life Skills Curriculum, aimed at equipping educators with the knowledge and...
Save the Children Sierra Leone, in partnership with the National Public Health Agency (NPHA), have concluded a two-day dialogue workshop in Freetown, organized to engage schoolchildren on MPOX (Monkeypox)...
The Ministry of Gender and Children’s Affairs, in collaboration with Save the Children, has stepped up to provide support for five orphaned children after the tragic murder of their mother. Doris Mansaray,...
Sierra Leone’s Minister of Information and Civic Education, Chernor Bah, has called on Denmark to uphold its 0.7% Gross National Income (GNI) commitment to global development, particularly in Africa. At...
