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A Clear Picture of the Ebola Situation in Sierra Leone
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) released a report this week to coincide with the 1st anniversary of the Ebola outbreak. One year on from the first…
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Business in the Charity Sector
As a nation the UK has traditionally been very generous when it comes to donating money to help those in need, both domestically and internationally.…
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An Unbelievable Contribution – RFA Argus
Over the past few months, the crew of the RFA Argus have been supporting EducAid in a variety of ways. The ship performs several functions…
Read MoreTeen Pregnancies and Sexual Violence – Unseen Consequences of Ebola (Part 2)
Yesterday’s post detailed many of the instances that women are subjected to increased risks of teenage pregnancy. Whilst the geographical isolation imposed by restricted movement…
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Teen Pregnancies and Sexual Violence – Unseen Consequences of Ebola (Part 1)
If you have been following the blog closely for the past few months, you will have noticed a continuing theme that runs through all of…
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A Look at the Report on the Management of the Ebola Fund
A deeply concerning report was published in the papers last week; it centred on the publication of an audit report of the management of Ebola…
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The Largest Donation we’ve Ever Received
Vanessa Mason has long been involved with EducAid. It was her son, Swithun Mason, and James Boardman that were struck by the plight of the…
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Consciousness, Self-Awareness, and Impact: The Importance of Education
At EducAid we have been devoted to improving the lives of Sierra Leoneans through the provision of top quality education for nearly two decades. We…
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Coventry City FC Spurred in to Action
Coventry City Football Club announced recently that they were commencing an exciting initiative to help orphans in Sierra Leone. Towards the end of last year…
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Women and their Struggle in Sierra Leone
In the first part of this post we outlined the societal rationale that posits Sierra Leonean women lower than the men. This belief is the…
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