Charities In Sierra Leone

Education/TrainingThe Prevention or relief of PovertyAccommodation/Housing Makes grants to individualsProvides buildings/facilities/open spaceProvides advocacy/advice/information

Advacement of the Christian Religion for the benefit of the public through, prayer meetings, worship service, lectures and distribution of literature, to advance education by providing adult literacy classes and business skills and to help eradicate poverty

Providing free primary education to eight and more villages in Sierra Leone; provide free bibles to individuals and churches; free medication, second-hand clothes to amputees in Sierra Leone, provide free accommodation, for at most two weeks, to individuals visiting Africa for the first time, especially, descendants of African Caribbean, and food to the Homeless in the UK, mostly in Hackney.

Membership and community building in the academic field of affective computingConference organisation and support :IEEE Technical co-sponsorship of the Affective Computing and Intelligent Interaction conference seriesMaintaining a web site and server to support AAAC activitiesSupporting challenges through prizesSupporting access to AAAC activities through bursaries

During the year making grants to projects and persons in third world and those involved in Christian work in third world and UK

Help school age students develop skills to prepare them for further education, future work and the challenges of life as future leaders. This is achieved by a residential programme, academic support and doing voluntary work and services in the community. This programme is currently carried out in countries in Sierra Leone and in the future extended other African countries

To advance the education of the pupils at the Evans Primary School, Freetown, Sierra Leone, by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for education at the school. To promote or support the education of people in West Africa by awarding scholarships, maintenance allowances or grants tenable at any school, university, college or institution of higher or further education.

SLWT works through partnerships to promote education, health, rehabilitation and self-sufficiency of children and youth in Sierra Leone through advocacy and the provision of financial and technical support

(a) To advance the Christian religion, to promulgate the teachings of the Lord Jesus Christ and evangelize in the power of the Holy Spirit throughout the United Kingdom and overseas. (b) The relief of the poor, sick, aged, handicapped or disabled. (c) The advancement for public benefit of religious and/or other education.

1.The WORLWIDE relief of poverty, hardship and distress, among children and young people, especially the poor, suffering, homeless, handicapped and victims of war, irrespective of caste, creed or sect ; The advancement of education among the beneficiaries, by such charitable means as the trustees shall from time to time determine

To raise funds in the UK to provide grants, itemsand services to individuals in need and/or charities, or otherorganisations working to prevent or relieve poverty. To advance theChristian religion worldwide for the benefit of the public through theholding of prayer meetings, lectures, producing and/or distributingliterature..

This charity exists to advance the Christian faith through the holding of weekly support groups, prayer meetings, Bible studies and various outreach programmes. We also support people living with disabilities. We work at easing the pains of disabled people in Africa through the provision of specialist equipment, access to medical care with the aim of improving their conditions of life.

Orphfund runs small grass root, self sustaining, community projects that benefit the lives of street children and orphans in some of the worlds poorest countries.We are run purely by volunteers and are proud to operate a 100% donor promise.

BIH provides children in Sierra Leone education and also plans to provide accommodation for some students. We currently create a safe learning environment, with food, books and educational material to less privileged children in local village in Sierra Leone.

The organisation provides the following activities:- Information, advice and referrals- Training for employment and IT skills- Numeracy and Literacy training- Health promotion-Recreational activities for the users

The 2041 School charity works to advance the education of primary school children in the United Kingdom about Antarctica other protected areas of the world and the importance of their preservation and protection.

Raises funds and makes grants to individuals and organisations.

We are working towards the relief of poverty & distress, promotion of health, wellbeing, furtherance of education & welfare for Sierra Leoneans in the UK and the people of Bo Town Sierra Leone.

REPLICATION OF GIRL CHILD EMPOWERMENT MODEL IN FIVE AFRICAN COUNTRIES WITH RWANDA RECENTLY SUPPORTED TO SET UP AND ENSURE GIRLS ARE EMPOWERED AND EDUCATED TO REACH THEIR POTENTIAL. GIRLS EMPOWERMENT AND EDUCATION FUND IS SET UP FOR GIRLS IN AFRICA TO ACCESS IN CASES OF EMERGENCIES WHERE THEIR LIVES ARE THREATENED BY POVERTY ,MAN MADE AND NATURAL DISASTERS.WE ADVOCATE FOR POLICY CHANGE FOR GIRLS

The underpinning philosophy of Willing and Abel is 'See the one; love the one'. Although we cannot possibly cope with every needy child in the world, we can show love and practical help to the one that has been made known to us.We do this by helping to find, and usually fund, transport, pre-op care, operations, aftercare and education for each child/family, as the Trustees consider appropriate.

Our aim is to bridge the care gap, relieve sickness, and preserve health amongst vulnerable and underprivileged people battling with cancer in deprived England communities and Sierra Leone (West Africa). Advocacy, Education, Support, Capacity Building and Protection of Well-being.

1. Provide surgery to children with disabilities in various African countries2. Train African doctors as pediatric surgeons through an accredited medical training program (COSECSA)3. Provide rehabilitation therapy to 300 primary students at the Joytown School for the Physically Handicapped in Thika, Kenya4. Operate Mobile Clinics in 14 centres around Kenya to identify children for surgery

1. Varied training (e.g. capacity-building, Christianity matters, education, entrepreneurship, etc.)2. Networking fora (including interagency collaboration)3. Food banks4. Sponsorship through primary/secondary school (Asia, Africa, Caribbean, only)7. Advocacy, advice, counselling, pastoral, signposting (General, non-specialist)8. Religious services (excluding marriages and funerals)

The charity has built schools and provides ongoing support to ensure the education on offer is on a high standard through continual financial support and training for teachers. The charity also supports orphans to attend school by providing clothing resources and adult supervision and support.