Thanks to the generosity of many during our final #GiveBIG day, six villages are receiving three-stall septic latrines with handwashing stations. And now, these much-needed
Two years ago, Larry Snyder visited Sierra Leone for the first time. On that trip we visited a village called Sulehun whose children, teachers, and
Who was your favorite teacher? Well-equipped and well-supported teachers can change children’s lives. Meet Ndye, a teacher and teacher trainer in Sierra Leone, and one
Gbama is a small village outside Bo. The school in this village literally blew away, leaving behind a cement slab. The village was brought to our attention
Thanks to the wonderful collective giving of our community on GiveBIG, six of our school communities will have access to latrines and rainwater collection systems.
Mother’s Day weekend concluded our campaign to raise $30,000 to expand our menstruation kit and reproductive health program to the women in our school communities.
In early February, Schools for Salone sponsored The Rise Network’s two-day training for teacher-librarians from each of the 34 schools that received books from Rise
On one of our follow-up visits, one student shared that she always carries her menstruation kit along whenever she has symptoms of starting her period.
Earlier this month, a village in the area where we work and the home village of one of Programme for Children’s staff suffered a fire
The Learning Foundation recently concluded a train-the-trainer weekend with two of our all-star teachers, Mamusu and Agnes. The objectives of the training were to learn:
