Valentine is currently studying Foundation Engineering at Fourah Bay College of the University of Si

Strong schools begin with empowered teachers. When educators have the skills and confidence to use technology effectively, they can create more engaging learning experiences and better prepare their students for the future.

Thanks in part to your generous support, Develop Africa Sierra Leone recently partnered with FAWE School for Girls to provide a two-day basic computer training program for teachers at the school's computer lab.

Do you ever wonder if your donations are really making a difference?

The answer is a resounding YES.

Meet Mattia.

Mishael's journey demonstrates what is possible when students are given the support they need t

Recently, 48 students successfully graduated from our Microsoft Office Computer Training Program—an important milestone that is opening doors to future academic and caree

Because of generous support, students like Yealie and her brothers are continuing their educati

Part two of our impact stories highlights more voices from Develop Africa beneficiaries—students who are not only gaining an education but also building confidence, communication skills, and character.

Mattia, a civil engineering student and 10-year beneficiary, reflects on what being part of Develop Africa has meant to him. Through consistent sponsorship—from primary school through university—he was able to pursue the education he once only dreamed about. Tuition fees were covered, school needs were met, and his academic journey remained uninterrupted.

But the support went beyond finances.

This year marks a powerful milestone: 20 years of impact. For two decades, Develop Africa has walked alongside children and families in Sierra Leone, breaking barriers to education and creating pathways to brighter futures.

Thanks to the generosity of donors like you, Develop Africa recently visited the National Schoo