Educate a Girl, Educate a Nation - Sierra Leone

Project Supporters, 

Your support is making a difference for the young ladies at the FAWE School. Thanks in part to your support, a new teacher was hired this past month in the computer lab.

The new teacher said, “The kids were very excited and ambitious to learn computer which really has inspired me to go the extra mile for them. Though dealing with kids can be difficult at times but our first class was very interactive. They are really showing me love and I love them all. 

So far, everything is going well, and am looking forward to working with everybody. It is really a good experience for me.”

We greatly appreciate your support that is truly changing not only the individual girls' lives but also the entire nation.  Our recurring donors are making a continuous impact. If you are not yet a recurring donor, we warmly invite you to consider setting up a recurring donation.

Even a few dollars a month will go a long way. Please also share this with your contacts and invite them to consider supporting this ongoing project. 

If you have any questions, please feel free to email us at GlobalGiving@developafrica.org. 

With great appreciation, 

Amy and the Develop Africa team

Links:

• Start a recurring donation-Educate a Girl, Educate a Nation

Kadiatu is in year 2 of Junior High School. She dreams of becoming a nurse in the future, she has a heart full of compassion and loves taking care of sick people. 

She had to stop going to school this year because she had an unplanned pregnancy – a baby boy. She thankfully has recently returned to school and excitedly making progress.

Your support helped to ship the school supplies that she received. Thank you so much for bringing light and hope.

Kadiatu has 4 siblings. Kadiatu and her 2 younger siblings live with Mary, her mother. They do not have their own rented place. They were homeless. Now, they are temporarily staying with a family friend. Because of a housing challenge the two older siblings are staying with relatives/friends. Kadiatu’s father is unemployed.

Mary is a food vendor and she sells rice and locally prepared delicious sauces – such as Cassava leaves and groundnut stew. She is finding it very difficult to meet the needs of her kids.

As a team, we at Develop Africa are doing the best we can to encourage Kadiatu to stay focused on advancing her education. We are thankful that we can provide this moral support – during this transition period.

We are sharing this with you to give you an idea of the challenges that our students face as they advance their education. 

Mary wishes the very best for Kadiatu and her other children. We are thankful that we together can help create ensure a brighter future for Kadiatu.  

If you would like to invest continually in providing a better future for young girls like Kadiatu, you can start a monthly recurring donation. This will make a huge difference in ensuring that more girls stay in and finish school.  Here is the link to get started - please start a recurring donation today!

Thank you so much for all you have done to educate girls in Sierra Leone.

Links:

• Set up a Recurring Donation for Educate a Girl, Educate a Nation