ADO is a registered (with Ministry of Development and Economic Planning, Sierra Leone) NGO established in 1998 to support local efforts to reconstruct community and individual food production systems, institutions and infrastructure. The goal is to create

To provide educational opportunities for adults and out of school youths through alternative and creative learning approaches in Sierra Leone, Liberia and Kenya. AED is registered in the three countries

... young women and girls in the capital Freetown, and war-affected amputees, the work

... direct legal custody at our Center in Freetown. In addition, both the clinic and the

... web site of the Concerned Citizens of Freetown. We are a non-profit organization ... a better environment for the people of Freetown, Massachusetts and one in which the

The Community Research and Development Organisation (CREDO) challanges communities issues such as poverty, hunger,disease,unemployment and illiteracy. Our main thrust is promoting projects that impact on enhancing empowerment, strenghening capacity and imp

Background: CAVE is a non-profit, church-based NGO comprised of over 7000 members. Their main activities are human rights advocacy through national public campaigns, human rights education, and monitoring and reporting on the human rights situation.

The Center for Alternative Development Strategies (CADS) Sierra Leone is a constructive grass root action promoting sustainable development practices, using practical alternative development strategies as instruments of social and economic change. The Mott

Our Key activities 1) Public awareness and environmental education campaigns 2) Resource centre/sharing information/networking on conservation and the environment 3) Advocacy and support for sustainable development 4) Research/survey and management interve

Organisation aims and activities: To upgrade and develop the standard of children; to create awareness for the rights of the child and the opportunity to promote their rights in the community; to restore the diginity of Sierra Leonean children in deprived