Through the Promoting Sustainable Agriculture and Vocational Education (PSAVE) Project, funded by Bread for the World, MADAM Sierra Leone has supported farmers in Mafaray Town, Tane Chiefdom, Tonkolili District, in establishing a 21 acre forest.
Together, we are investing in a greener and more sustainable future for our communities.
The revival of the Safroko Limba Growth Centre reflects MADAM Sierra Leone’s continued commitment to expanding access to vocational and technical skills training, promoting youth empowerment, and creating pathways to employment and self-reliance.
MADAM - Sierra Leone received an award recognising our unwavering commitment, exceptional service, and inspiring leadership in Sierra Leone’s agriculture sector.
Haja Conteh described teachers as the first line of protection for children within the school environment. Given the amount of time they spend with learners, teachers are often well positioned to notice changes in a child’s behaviour, attendance, academic performance, or mood that may indicate a safeguarding concern.