The Education Outcomes Fund (EOF) on Thursday 1st September 2022 launched the Sierra Leone Education Innovation Challenge (SLEIC) which is the largest ever outcomes fund for education-focused used giving,...
Save The Children has held a special hearing workshop on Climate Change and Economic equality with children from over 15 Communities on the 5th August 2022 at the Family Kingdom in Freetown. The rationale...
Save the Children have joined the global community to commemorate the Day of the African children alongside strategic stakeholders across the country. The engagement is geared towards facilitating children...
Parliamentarians, Traditional Leaders, Civil Society and Champions from different walks of life have reaffirmed their commitments to end child marriage in Sierra Leone. In a meeting hosted by Save the...
Vice President of Sierra Leone Dr Juldeh Jalloh has officially launches Youth Advisory Group in Freetown. With support from Plan International, the Ministry of Basic and Senior Secondary Education(MBSSE)...
Her Worship Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr, Mayor of Freetown visited fire victims of Kolleh Town at Congo Town in the Western part of Freetown and donated food and other items to the victims. The fire incident...
According to a Save the Children baseline research conducted in Waterloo and Kailahun, half of married girls believe that being beaten by their spouse is a gesture of love, Awoko reports. The study...
President Julius Maada Bio and Education Minister David Moinina Sengeh stated on 30th March, 2020, that the school prohibition against pregnant girls and adolescent moms, which had been in effect since...
A recent study by Save the Children, shows that cohabiting which is often referred to locally as “Tap to me” in Sierra Leone is on the increase. According to the research titled- “My Body. My...
