Statistics Sierra Leone, in collaboration with UNICEF, has initiated a week-long workshop at the New Brookfields Hotel in Freetown, on Monday 29th January 2024, in a bid to enhance Sierra Leone's data...
In collaboration with UNICEF, the Ministry of Basic and Senior Secondary Education, spearheaded by its Gender Unit, successfully wrapped up a comprehensive three-day training addressing School-Related...
Minister Salima Bah, of the Ministry of Communication, Technology and Innovation has on behalf of the ministry received material donation from the United Nations Children Fund (UNICEF) in Sierra Leone. The...
In a monumental stride against malaria, Sierra Leone is preparing for the arrival of its first-ever malaria vaccine slated for early 2024, announced via UNICEF. This landmark effort marks a significant...
UNICEF through its partnership with the Government of Sierra Leone today donated 113 laptops and 23 projectors costing USD 113k to the Ministry of Communication Technology and Innovation in support of...
The Ministry of Basic and Senior Secondary Education (MBSSE) collaborated with global organizations to commission 29 Early Childhood Education (ECD) Centers in the Karene and Moyamba Districts of Sierra...
The Deputy Minister of Planning and Economic Development in Sierra Leone, Rev. Dr. Jonathan Titus-Williams, has on the 8th December 2023 reassured UNICEF of government's commitment to collaborate with...
Enhancing public health and productivity, UNICEF Sierra Leone, in collaboration with key partners such as the Government of Iceland and the UK Government, has successfully implemented Water, Sanitation,...
UNICEF Sierra Leone, released a recent report on the alarming statistics on HIV infections among children and young people in Sierra Leone. UNICEF report reveals that there are approximately 7,000 cases...
UNICEF Sierra Leone has urgently called for increased support and funding to address the critical issue of sanitation in the country. With a mere fraction of Sierra Leone’s national budget currently...
