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A battle for the mind
There are large numbers of Sierra Leonean youngsters who were taken off into the war and forced to do unspeakable things and who are still…
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The young entrepreneurs
Rightly proud of their achievement!Another happy Maronka tale… Maronka continues to be a community where everyone can do their best. We started a primary school,…
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Just another weekend in Sierra Leone
Jimiyke in serious discomfort in the Connaught hospital, almost certainly due to the misjudgement of the doctors who took care of him in Freetown last…
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And in stark contrast, some unexpected good news!
Augustine Bundor, doctor in training. Two years in a row, we have had young medical students [EducAid graduates], who we knew to be excellent and…
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Macsud Bangura [RIP]
This is a photo of Macsud’s ‘lifeline’ constructed by him in November 2008. The rocks indicate the hard things. The flowers indicate the happy things.…
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Worth all the hard work!
The WASSCE results are out. Sierra Leonean students sit NPSE at the end of primary school, BECE at the end of Junior Secondary School [Key…
Read MoreMan City Blues supporters visit EducAid
Tony Griffiths, long term supporter of EducAid, has been back in Freetown for the first time in some years visiting the Manchester City supporters’ club…
Read MoreGo Girls Go!
Jess Broadhurst [long time EducAid supporter] and her friend Lorna are in action: Land’s End to John O Groats raising funds for EducAid. Fantastic job!…
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A little oasis of education in a scholastic desert
A big cleaning and organising task, sorting construction and other toys for the resource library. Making sure that the education that goes on inside our…
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UK volunteers getting stuck in
In height order…Flex, Alice, Becky and Kofi. All the rice is gone anyway!Flex and Becky have got stuck in to life in Magbeni. Although the…
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