This project provides resources for students ages 3-30 years old to get their education including vocational training, computer training, and/or attending college. Support also includes books & school supplies, school tuition support, mentoring, uniforms, school meals, school and teaching supplies, updating classrooms, transportation, COVID-19 support, and solar lights. This helps children/young adults complete their education and become self-sufficient leaders in their communities and country.

Girls' education is a major priority. This project will provide resources for girls ages 3-30 years old to get their education to include vocational training, computer training, and/or attending college so that girls are empowered to be self-sufficient. Support also includes books & school supplies, school tuition support, girls mentoring, and extra support including food, tutoring/exam support, STEM programs, iPads/laptops, bed nets, solar lights, COVID-19 support, and transportation.

Each year, more than 400,000 people die of malaria - a preventable and treatable disease. An estimated two-thirds of deaths are among children under the age of five. (WHO Report 2020). Long-lasting insecticide-treated nets (ITNs) are a proven way to prevent Malaria. This project is providing long-lasting insecticide-treated nets (ITNs) to prevent Malaria and Malaria medication when needed for children and families in Sierra Leone.

This project empowers individuals in Sierra Leone through vocational training such as tailoring/catering and computer/information technology to enable marketability and success in a challenging economy. Microfinance loans are provided primarily to young adults and women to effectively start and grow their small businesses. Small businesses are the life-blood of African economies and this is an excellent way to bring change.

Thousands of families in Cameroon struggle to send their kids to school each year. In 2019, the drop-out rate for primary education for Cameroon was 35.6%. This means that opportunities for these semi-literate children are severely limited. This project is helping to boost education by providing the badly-needed supporting structure and resources. We are optimize learning by providing students with meals, computer training, scholarships, school supplies, mosquito nets, etc.

The Liberian education system is still recovering from the Ebola Epidemic and a 14-year civil war. According to USAID, only 44% of primary age students attend primary school. At this dismal rate, the caliber of future leaders is at risk. We are helping to address this need by providing strategically needed resources - scholarships, uniforms, school supplies, school furniture, classrooms. This makes a huge difference - helping to keep kids in school and enhancing the quality of education.