Kamawornie Nursery School Student Recites the Alphabet
Zainab, a bright-eyed student at the newly
Zainab, a bright-eyed student at the newly
As we celebrate World Malaria Day on April 25th, it's important to acknowledge the significant impact of insecticide-treated nets (ITNs) in preventing malaria.
ITNs aka mosquito nets serve as a vital tool in malaria prevention by creating a physical barrier between mosquitoes and individuals, thereby reducing the risk of infection.
In this heartwarming video, we witness Mariam, a student at the FAWE School, engaging in a computer class activity with her teacher. The scene captures Mariam's enthusiasm as she reads aloud from the story "Big Blue Bus":
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On February 29, 2024, the Develop Africa Sierra Leone (DASL) Computer Lab hosted a graduation ceremony. This event
Through the generous support of donors, Develop Africa has been instrumental in providing critical resources and opportunities to empower women in Sierra Leone. One such individual whose life has been positively impacted is Salamatu, a single-parent mother and proud beneficiary of Develop Africa's programs. Salamatu's journey is a testament to the power of education and support in empowering women to overcome barriers and pursue their dreams.
As we celebrate International Women's Day on March 8th, we emphasize the urgent need for collective action to achieve gender equality.
This is important as a moral imperative and essential for fostering prosperous economies. This also ensures a sustainable future for generations to come.
Martha, a beneficiary of Develop Africa, expresses the transformative power of education for girls in her own words in this video.
Families in Sierra Leone face unprecedented challenges due to rising costs. Inflation makes it difficult for them to afford basic food staples such as rice, cooking oil, and onions.
Extending a helping hand can alleviate a significant burden and provide essential relief to the less fortunate.