Our
Projects
Find out more about our past projects in Sierra Leone here.
Eye Screening
IAn eye screening exercise was conducted in June, 2016 with the UMC Mission eye hospital in Kissy. The rationale behind the project is to ensure that the children live a healthy life which will enable them to acquire quality education. Out of 92 pupils screened 25 pupils were taken to the hospital for further check-up. Among the 25 pupils three were diagnose as needing glasses and one for glaucoma and the rest for vaner infections. At the end of the exercise medicines and advice was provided to the pupils. Further funding is needed to enable to take the rest of the children to access medication.
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Hygiene and sanitation promotion – Construction of toilets
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Huntingdon Primary School
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Rural Education Committee
Primary School
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America Calvary Baptist Primary School - on going constructing
Promoting Reading Culture - Refurbishing of school libraries
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Rural Education Committee Primary School
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Huntingdon Primary School
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America Calvary Baptist Primary School – on-going
Small-scale Commercialisation Farming
In 2013 -2014 Save the Needy supported 80 women on development of agricultural skills, finance management and provision of quality tools to help ease their work load. 60 Women in Western Rural and 20 women in Sembehun Kokofele, Bo District were partners to this project. After the training the women were able to demonstrate the skills learnt from the workshops
​Food pack for Ebola Victims ​
​The project was a short term were food items were donated to children who survived the Ebola outbreak. The organisation thought it fit to provide assistance to these children, in other to build their confidence in society. The food items were: Rice, Vegetable oil, Maggi, Sugar, Salt, Tealeaf, Milk and Ovaltine.
Learning and teaching materials to schools and vulnerable children
In 2014-2015 learning materials were donated to vulnerable pupils whose parents cannot afford to buy school books and other materials. About 300 children benefited from the project. The same year schools received teaching materials such as prescribed text books, pens, pencils, crayons, chalk, blackboard renovator, and register for teachers to be effective and efficient in their school work.
