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Marie-Aimé tells her story……
On the way to Educaid… I first heard of Educaid from the website stuffyourrucksack.com. I was still in London planning my move to Freetown and…
Read MoreAmazing what some people will do for money!
Thank you Leweston. Greatly appreciated by us all at EducAid…. World Book Day 2011 – promoting reading and supporting EducAid Following the success of our World Book Day…
Read MoreThe beautiful strong young women of EducAid
While we remember women all over the world, today, and seek equality of rights for us all, I am thinking of the beautiful strong young…
Read MoreRadio EducAid
Don’t think I can say it any better so….thank you for this letter that tells the story so well and thank you all that were…
Read MoreICT – now this is starting to move in the right direction
EducAid Lumley IT room in action. Project work. EducAid Rolal IT room in action. A couple of months ago, EducAid received a good number of…
Read MoreVolunteering in EducAid
From time to time, people hear of EducAid’s work and volunteer to come over and help out for a period. We have had a few…
Read MoreEducAid and some friends from Heathrow
The visitors brought over piles of boxes of collected goodies for EducAid. You can get more on there than that. This is Sierra Leone! Brima,…
Read MoreEducAid at the top again
A spot of after class down time. The Junior staff spend their school holidays in teacher training classes but relax a little with a football…
Read MoreThe Sierra Leone experience would be a different one, if all our partners in development were like this.
EducAid has been running its own schools for just over ten years in Sierra Leone. The challenges, hurdles and blockages have been enormous. So many…
Read MoreBasic stuff in a UK context maybe but rare in Sierra Leone
For some reason, during the war, anything with equipment of any sort (and the more incomprehensible the more it was the case) became a target…
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