Photo Gallery- Programs
SGUW Year 2 begins with adolescent health classes in four schools. Using critical decision making, science -based information and leadership training the students learn how to stay healthy and safe throughout their lives.
Health class outside under a big tree
Teacher joins the class outside for healthy options exercises
Cheri welcomes students
Boys want to be healthy too.
Learning
Sharing
Listening
SGUW Year 1 Brought Strong Growth, Building a Foundation for the Future
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Since early 2021, SGUW has taken important steps launching our first educational and community support programs in Salone. These include providing vulnerable school girls health and hygiene kits, providing food supplies to families effected by fire, working with market sellers and celebrating Day of the African Child by giving sanitation stations to schools. We completed our ambitious community assessments and needs surveys in the region. Our Bo Town Director, Tewoh Karimu continues to build partnerships and deepen our community engagement. And Freetown Director Sonia Koroma has broadened our work to include the Crabtown school and recruited two assistants to help in the capital.
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FIRST WEEK at SGUW!! Director Karimu attends meeting about recent sexual assault data in Sierra Leone.
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Director Koroma meeting with market sellers in Freetown.
Freetown Assistant and helper extraordinaire - Chernor Alie Barrie chatting with a school girl.
Mugging for the camera
School girls Bo Town region.
Director Karimu meeting with school official at Geoma village in Bo region.
Girl and her parents receiving health and hygiene kit.
Director Karimu distributing kits including toothpaste, shampoo, soap, menstrual pads and more.
Demonstrating the new sanitation station at a village school near Bo Town.
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Director Koroma and Team Freetown prepping for huge food distribution day!
Essential food for victims of fire in Freetown.
Food Distribution Site.
Our tireless Directors signing up girls for health and hygiene kits
Our friends from Girls Aid working on DAC celebration in Freetown.
That's a big bag of rice!
Waiting (patiently) for the custume parade to start.