Investing in girls' education not only empowers them individually but also benefits society as a whole by promoting gender equality, reducin… read more
This project is dedicated to empowering students in Sierra Leone by providing access to education, which includes vocational training, compu… read more
In Sierra Leone, Malaria is claiming the lives of over 400,000 people annually, with a staggering majority being children under the age of f… read more
This project addresses the challenges faced by young people in Sierra Leone through workforce empowerment and development initiatives. Throu… read more
Over 400 students, (ages 5-14) who attend Diamond Child School (est. 2005) are at risk of dropping out if they aren't guaranteed a balanced … read more
This project finds families for children who lost their parents to war or Ebola; trains families and communities on the rights of children, … read more
PCI Media works with local communities and partners to raise promote sustainable behaviors. Our radio dramas, films, and social media and po… read more
EduNations provides high quality education in some of the most rural villages in Sierra Leone, Africa to children who could not otherwise af… read more
The New Boats is an investigative documentary that presents an eye opening look at the impact of International Industrialized fishing in Wes… read more
Over half the people in Sierra Leone's prisons have not been convicted of a crime, but languish behind bars for months or years awaiting tri… read more
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