Education Sierra Leone Project #2291

Educate the Future Leaders of Sierra Leone

by Develop Africa, Inc.

Educate the Future Leaders of Sierra Leone

Project Report | Mar 17, 2022
What is Time Management?

By Amy M Baty-Herbert | Project Coordinator

Mentoring Attendees with watches

The second boys’ mentoring program was held in February at the Develop Africa Sierra Leone (DASL) Computer Lab. A total number of 25 boys attended this session. Watches were distributed among mentees as a take-home package and transportation, food, and drinks were also provided to the boys.

The topic of this session was time management because it became apparent that it was a needed tool at the previous mentoring session as mentees arrived late due to morning errands and poor time planning.

The speaker asked the attendees:

What is Time Management?
Tips for Time Management:
Why Time Management?
Individual Plans for 2022:
Benefits of Time Management:

The speaker then asked the mentees to write down their goals for 2022 and present one of the goals to the class. He also advised the boys to learn to manage their time and remove non-essential tasks or activities and focus on things that are beneficial to their studies, that would positively improve their lives. He said that the key reason for success is that of time management and the difference between successful individuals and non-successful ones is that of proper time management.

Your continued support is greatly appreciated as it will enable more boys' mentoring sessions and the educational resources they need to become the future leaders of Sierra Leone. If you haven't had the chance to sign up for a recurring donation yet, we warmly welcome your ongoing support.

Please share this project 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.

Warm regards,

Amy and the Develop Africa team

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Mar 9, 2022
Afterschool Classes for Students in Kamawornie

By Amy M Baty-Herbert | Project Coordinator

Kamawornie students attending afterschool classes

The students and principal in Kamawornie village express their gratitude to Develop Africa for their support with the extra classes organized for the children after school. These afterschool classes do not cost the families anything thanks to generous donors like YOU.

The principal expressed his sincere gratitude for the afterschool classes in this video-

I am Sorie, the Principal of Kamawornie Evangelical Junior Secondary School and also a teacher at the Develop Africa children's Lessons that are usually organized in the evening hours 4-6pm.

We are very happy because, before this time, children were really suffering for classes, they go to other classes in which their parents have to pay huge amount of money. But since Develop Africa came in to help, today the children attend classes every day and we have seen lots of changes.

Before, they could not read and write by themselves, but today, they can read and do their assignments at school and home by themselves.

We want to thank you very much. Thank you!

Your support is truly helping these future leaders with their education!

Our recurring donors are truly making a lasting difference for these future leaders in Sierra Leone. If you haven't had the chance to sign up for a recurring donation yet, we warmly welcome your ongoing support to continue to provide children in Sierra Leone with the educational resources they need to be the future leaders of Sierra Leone.

Please share this project 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.

Warm regards,

Amy and the Develop Africa team

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Feb 27, 2022
David is Thankful for Educational Support

By Amy M Baty-Herbert | Project Coordinator

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