Charities In Sierra Leone

To advance education; to advance in life, help and relieve the needs of children and young people; and to prevent and relieve children and young people in poverty in particular but not exclusively by providing funds and by supporting projects for children and young people living in Nsanje district in Southern Malawi and Kingtom, BawBaw and Waterloo Communities in Freetown, Sierra Leone.

The Community Development Network is a free global internet facility providing multimedia resources comprising networking opportunities, training and commercial 'know how' to help equip leaders to assist community led development , linked to the global sustainable development goals The Network is a Christian led charity offering free resources to people of any faith or none

The FIOH Fund wishes to make a significant contribution to the alleviation of poverty and the improvement of the natural environment by supporting the work of non-government organisations in poor countries with the same aims.

To enhance community cohesion and empower community members by way of, sharing information that is beneficial to us as a community, engaging members in training, education, and health, and signposting them to vital services. We also operate in Sierra Leone as a charity, we promote and facilitate education and training; we also provide relief to victims in times of man-made or natural disaster

The relief of sickness and the protection and preservation of the health of persons affected by abdominal hernias through the provision of financial assistance, surgical operations, surgical equipment, surgical facilities and practical advice to those people residing in Africa (Gambia, Kenya, Liberia, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Tanzania), South America (Brazil, Peru) and Asia (Pakistan and Mongolia).

Education For Development supports education and social development initiatives in marginalised communities, wherever they are located. Much of our work is around non-formal and community education approaches, using a range of media, and learner-generated resources.

The Construction & Development Partnership is a construction industry led development charity enabling social and technical development through built environment projects. We endeavour to build developments that: utilise local labour and natural material resources, support the local economy, incorporate local knowledge, educate young people and promote the well being of all our partners.

We help to build the collection, and conserve and display items in the Sierra Leone National Railway Collection. We promote and organise meetings, lectures and events to foster interest in the SLNRM. We edit and publish of data, information, reproductions, books, periodicals, papers and pamphlets relating to the museum. We encourage the study of railway transport in Sierra Leone and its history.

Promoting the conservation and regeneration of the environment generally throughout theCommonwealth, through supporting, scaling and implementing regenerative projects and promotingscientific and academic research and education.

We promote education both young and adult, we cater for the disabled through respite care, religious activities and sports as well as relief or poverty, we promote art and culture and provide counselling for drug and substance misuse.Trips for the youth as well as outdoor fair for the elderly.Organizations affiliated to us are God Is Our Light Mount Olives Church and Higher Calling.

1) To relief sickness and to preserve health of patients in any part of the world but especially Sierra Leone by providing or assisting in the provision of walk-in centres and mobile clinics to facilitate diagnostic services, medical treatment, and speciality referrals2) To advance and promote education of the general public in all areas.

Women4Women Empowerment is a UK registered charity seeking to empower women through vocational training and business development activities in Sierra Leone as well in the UK. In the UK, our empowerment work focuses on assisting women from Black and Ethnic Minority Communities overcome cultural and religious barriers and access the support they need to recover and rebuild their lives.

Supporting children and education in Africa.

We aim to set up a chronic lung disease clinic in Bo Town, Sierra Leone, to provide early diagnosis and management of COPD and asthma. To do this, we will train local healthcare workers to ensure sustainable impact. Additionally, as our capacity increases, we will research the disease causes to improve education and help communities manage these conditions effectively.

To advance the culture and cultural heritage of the Fullah people in the UK and Sierra Leone by organising cultural festivals and related activities and working to establishing a Fullah cultural centre in the UK for the benefit of Fullah people living in the UK and local communities interest in learning about the Fullah culture

Run a leadership programme for young people which facilitates self development and encourages the concept of service to others and country. We promote links with similar programmes in Africa, and organisations and institutions in the UK and other western countries.

1. Providing: grants, items and services to individuals in need and/or charities.2. Providing individuals in need with goods and services.3. Providing Healthcare, to individuals in need by purchasing medical equipment and the provision of financial assistance.4. Educate young people, by providing support and activities which develop their skills, awareness, capacities and capabilities

We conduct fundraising events on behalf of organisations in the Sierra Leonean community. We donate funds to organisations such as hospitals, churches, hospices and schools in order to enrich the standard and quality of life for fellow Sierra Leoneans

The organisation's aim is to advance education, promote health and empower young Sierra Leoneans, particularly women in Sierra Leone under the age of 25, so that they will become self-sufficient and worthwhile participants in the development of their country. Our main activity is fundraising.

Ethnic Voice offers practical help and advice on learning and work to members of the BME group, whether you are in work or unemployed. It is a local service and it is delivered by a group of volunteers who have had similar experience. It aims to build a relationship between members of the BME group in England and Wales with their Home Countries,in the areas of Education,Health,Environment

The Rotary Club of Stone & District provides Community Service locally, nationally and internationally either by volunteering or by using funds contributed by members of the Club or by the general public. Such service may include educational grants, or grants to relieve poverty

To advance education for the public benefit by supporting students at Kolenten Secondary school in Kambia Sierra Leone. In particular by supporting the school in building upkeep and other educational services, to support the development and improvement of facilities in the school and to make it a pleasant environment for learning with proper materials and support. Also offer student scholarships.

We have been able to sponsor the Ephraim Robinson primary school in Congo Town Freetown Sierra Leone Providing the children with various school materials and in December 2010 we did a major repairs to the school building providing the school with a new roof which was in a very deplorable condition costing us £6000.00. We are currently trying to raise fund to help fund many project for Congo Town.

The charity provide Place of worship for all Christians, an avenue for communal fellowship, a forum for sharing the bible and sharing other skills eg medical mission,Health MOT,business administration skill set,support for widows,charities eg St Joseph's hospice