Information For All Sierra Leone

~EVERY VOICE COUNTS FOR QUALITY DATA~

We believe that meaningful insights come when people feel safe and heard that mixed views of young, old and disabled people provide diverse perspectives for quality data for the evaluation of the "Right To Be A Child" implemented by Save the Children Sierra Leone in Pujehun District.

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At IFA, we believe that meaningful insights come when people feel safe and heard. That’s why, in all our work, we ensure women and girls are engaged by female staff — so they can speak freely and comfortably.

In this photo, a woman leads a focus group discussion with six women, creating a respectful space for open conversation and shared experiences in Pujehun district.

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~SAFETY OF ENUMERATORS MATTER!~

Our dedicated enumerators are now deployed to riverine communities in Pujehun as part of the Right to Be a Child project of Save the Children Sierra Leone.

Equipped with life jackets for their safety, they’re committed to reaching every child — no matter how remote the location.

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~Behind the Scenes of Data Collection~

In this photo, our dedicated enumerators are carefully sorting consent forms to be delivered to respondents before data collection begins.

At IFA, we don’t just care about data quality but we prioritize respect and consent. Every piece of information we collect starts with permission, ensuring dignity and trust remain at the heart of our work. Join our team now…..

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~Pujehun | Right to Be a Child Project~

Today, our Executive Director engaged in a key informant interview with member of civil society organizations (CSO) at the Save the Children office in Pujehun. This insightful dialogue is part of our ongoing commitment to strengthen child protection systems and amplify the voices of communities in shaping a safer, more inclusive future for every child.

~Pujehun District for Project Evaluation~
This week, we successfully conducted enumerator training session in Pujehun town, as part of the Right to Be a Child Endline Evaluation. The training focused on data collection for 10 communities implemented by Save the Children Sierra Leone for 3 years (2022-2024), equipping our team with the skills and tools needed to gather quality insights on the impact of the project.

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📊➡️🏫 From Data to Impact!

Proud to share ongoing construction of a 3-classroom building in Tawuya chiefdom, Kambia District! supported by Street Child Sierra Leone.

At IFA, we don’t just collect data — we listen to what it tells us. This project is a direct response to community needs identified through our assessments.

Real change happens when data drives action.

Grateful for an inspiring and productive conversation with our incredible partners for “The Right to Be a Child” project evaluation in Pujehun District of Sierra Leone.

A heartfelt thanks to Save the Children Sierra Leone team and all stakeholders who joined the discussion and shared valuable insights. Your commitment, collaboration, and passion for child rights continue to be the driving force behind meaningful change in Sierra Leone.

📢 Recruitment Alert – Enumerators Needed!

We’re gearing up for the Endline Evaluation of the “Right to be a Child” project with Save the Children in Pujehun District, and we’re looking for experienced enumerators to join our team!

If you have a background in data collection—especially working with school children—this is your chance to be part of something big.

👉 Keep an eye on this page for the official call and details on how to apply. Let’s work together to transform education in Sierra Leone! 🇸🇱✨

Kono District | Community Voices Matter

This week, our team has been actively engaging communities across Kono through focus group discussions (FGDs) as part of our ongoing data collection efforts. In each session, our trained enumerators facilitate open conversations, sitting in a circle with participants of mixed genders to ensure a balanced and inclusive dialogue. 🗣️👥

We believe in listening to diverse perspectives—men and women alike—because every voice adds depth to the data we collect. These discussions are not only helping us gather insights but also building trust and shared understanding within the communities we serve.

A huge thank you to all the participants for their openness and the warm welcome in every village and town! 💬❤️

~Inclusion in Action in Bonthe District~

As part of the Bridge Project, we are proud to include voices from youth, the elderly, and persons with disabilities in our data collection process.

This photo shows just how much IFA values inclusive engagement—because every voice matters in building stronger, more responsive communities in Sierra Leone.