Business Committee

Youth make up a very Skilled Labor Force in Sierra Leone, though job opportunities are lacking. Most of the Youth are self-employed, though they lack access to the tools and resources needed to sustain/grow their businesses....Read more…

Technology Committee

Accessibility to ICT is key to providing employment and entrepreneurial opportunities for youths in Sierra Leone. Skills training in and accessibility to ICT has introduced and continues to nurture systems of communication that enables the younger...Read more…

Health Committee

Healthcare is one of the fundamental problems currently facing Sierra Leone.  There is dire need for a complete overhaul in the delivery of health services to the entire population, particularly the youth.  Unfortunately... Read more…

Public Policy Committee

The general situation of youths in post conflict Sierra Leone is very bleak. The DDR program’s short-lived and un-sustained interventions have ... Read more…

Education Committee

The impact of the war (1991-2002) on a weak education system its relation to the war, Sierra Leoneans have often commented on the relationship between too few educational opportunities and the spread of the war.....Read more…

Women Affairs Committee

Due to ethnic, cultural and religious reasons, women lack formal equality in employment, health, and economic and social life.  Education, a means of gaining general standardized knowledge is also not readily available to all women. Read more…