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Friday 16 September 2022
In Sierra Leone’s most remote communities, primary and junior secondary schools are often ill-equipped to meet the needs of children with disabilities.
Thursday 8 September 2022
8 September 2022 - Gwen Hines, Chief Executive of Save the Children UK, said: “We are enormously honoured and grateful that Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth served as our Patron from 1952 to 2017. During her 65 years as Patron she made an invaluable contribution to building a better world for children. Her passion and dedication will never be forgotten.
Friday 17 June 2022
Dr David Sengeh, Minister of Basic Senior Secondary Education addressing audience at the GPE close out event, Radission Blu, Freetown, June 15. Photo credit: Save the Children
“This is the best thing we’ve done. Setting up a conosrtium of International and Local expertise to deliver on the government’s education priority.”
Monday 21 March 2022
Chairman of the Kailahun District Council in his office. February 2022. Photo Credit: Alpha Jalloh, Save the Children
Kailahun District Chairman, Sahr A.K. Lamin has made a commitment to Save the Children to end child marriage in the district by establishing a district committee for the implementation of the new Foundations, Adolescent Sexual Reproductive Health Rights project funded by Global Alliance Canada in the district.
Monday 21 March 2022
Sierra Leone has one of the highest Maternal mortality rates in the world. According to UNICEF most of these deaths are preventable if managed by skilled health providers.
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