Every child deserves the chance to grow up healthy, strong, and full...
Every child deserves the chance to grow up healthy, strong, and full...
Across Africa, women are crying for equality in leadership and governance. In...
Sierra Leone’s Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment Bill (GEWE) 2021, was passed...
The recent decision by the government of Sierra Leone to outlaw child...
Communications Manager, ChildFund Sierra Leone
“In my communications work, I help to give voice to the communities we work with, highlight their challenges and successes, and advocate for meaningful change. It’s not just about sharing information. It’s about storytelling with purpose, building understanding, and inspiring action. Every story we tell is an opportunity to shift perceptions, influence policy, and ultimately improve lives.”
Programs and Sponsorship Director, ChildFund Sierra Leone
“I am deeply committed to engaging with families and children to understand their realities, so we can co-create programs that are not only relevant but truly life-changing. As part of our role in child protection, we must continue to challenge and help end harmful traditional practices that put children at risk. By improving the quality of our programs and strengthening relationships through sponsorship, we can boost retention and deliver lasting results — ensuring every child is safe, supported, and empowered to reach their full potential.”
Country Director, ChildFund Sierra Leone
“To truly make a difference for children in Sierra Leone, I am deeply passionate about championing creative and result-oriented approaches while promoting strong partnerships. Through these focused efforts, we can significantly expand our impact and connect with children and young people living in vulnerable communities, ensuring every child has the opportunity to flourish.”
Monitoring Evaluation and Learning Specialist-Project Coordinator Children’s Safe Drinking Water project
“With a background in health as a trained Community Health Worker, I remain closely connected to communities grappling with limited access to safe water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) services. It is deeply painful to witness children losing their lives to preventable waterborne diseases. That’s why leading the Children Safe Drinking Water Project, has been both a personal and professional calling. Seeing the tangible impact it is already making in children’s lives fills me with a deep sense of fulfillment and pride.’’
