Enough Abuse Sierra Leone

16 Days of Activism in Tonkolili District.
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Ministry of Gender and Children's Affairs-SL
First Lady Fatima Maada Bio
UNICEF Sierra Leone
United Nations Mohamed Buya Turay
Rainbo Initiative

We are excited to announce the successful completion of the School Safe Club Ambassadors Training, bringing together passionate and committed students dedicated to building safer, more protective learning environments.

Over the past sessions, ambassadors were trained on:
✨ Child protection and safeguarding principles
✨ Identifying and reporting risks of abuse
✨ Leadership, peer support, and positive communication
✨ Creating safe spaces through advocacy, awareness and student-led initiatives
✨ Promoting responsible digital behavior and online safety

The training empowered students with the knowledge and skills to lead prevention activities in their schools—using drama, debates, peer dialogue, awareness campaigns, and early reporting mechanisms to protect themselves and their peers.

These young ambassadors are now fully equipped to:
🔹 Raise awareness on child protection issues
🔹 Champion anti-bullying and anti-abuse efforts
🔹 Report concerns safely and confidently
🔹 Promote a culture of respect, safety, and inclusion

We celebrate their commitment and leadership. With these empowered ambassadors, our schools are one step closer to becoming safer spaces for every child.

Congratulations to all School Safe Club Ambassadors!
Your voices, actions, and advocacy will create lasting change.
Ministry of Gender and Children's Affairs-SL
UN SDG Action Campaign
UNICEF Sierra Leone
Mohamed Buya Turay United Nations
First Lady Fatima Maada Bio

Being informed is the first step in ending the silence, shame, confusion and denial that have allowed child sexual abuse to occur and even thrive in our homes and communities.

This section will help you learn:

What child sexual abuse is, as well as some abusive touching and non-touching behaviors you should be aware of;
Some myths about child sexual abuse and the facts that disprove them;
The incidence and impact of sexual abuse on children;
Who abusers typically are and how they operate;
Sexual behaviors of children – both typical and problematic;
Some recomendations for keeping your children safe while they use the Internet, social media, and other technology;
What Massachusetts citizens think about child sexual abuse and how to prevent it.
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What is Child Sexual Abuse? - Enough Abuse To be effective in preventing child sexual abuse, we must have a clear understanding of what it involves. Any sexual activity between

Your contribution helps protect children, empower survivors, and build safer communities across Sierra Leone and beyond. Every donation—big or small—strengthens prevention, education, advocacy, and justice.
Together, we can end child sexual abuse. Donate today.

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UNICEF Sierra Leone
Ministry of Youth Affairs, Sierra Leone
UN SDG Action Campaign
Ministry of Gender and Children's Affairs-SL
Mohamed Buya Turay

Are your kids safe as they head back to school?
Dear Parents, Grandparents and Caregivers,

Summer vacations, family road trips, and swimming in the sun will shift all too soon into back-to-school shopping for school supplies, backpacks and sneakers. Learn what you can do to keep your kids safe from sexual abuse as they return to school.

You want to make sure that the children in your life are equipped to start the school year with all the tools they need to ensure both their academic success and their social and emotional growth. Keeping your children safe in today’s world requires more than the proverbial warning to “look both ways, when you cross the street…”. You may have heard about the growing number of schools confronted with cases of sexual misconduct and abuse of students by school employees, and how too many unsuspecting children and teens encounter sexual predators who invite their way into our homes through the internet.

Keeping children safe from sexual abuse is overwhelming and confusing to busy parents and caregivers. What do you need to know? How can you get accurate information from a trusted source that will support you to be the first teacher of your child about body safety and appropriate boundaries between adults and children?

Enough Abuse, a leading resource for child sexual abuse prevention, is here to support you. Download our free “Straight Talk About Child Sexual Abuse: Prevention Guide for Parents” now. Learn what you need to know to talk confidently to your children about this critical safety risk before sending them off to school this fall.

Enough Abuse is working with hundreds of schools to train their staff and to support their adoption of key child sexual abuse prevention policies. Donate now to help Enough Abuse enable more schools and more caregivers to keep children safe.

In solidarity with caregivers for children,

Francis Sam-kabba Jr. , Executive Director

We are open for partnership and sponsorship.
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UNICEF Sierra Leone
UNFPA Sierra Leone
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First Lady Fatima Maada Bio
Rainbo Initiative
Restless Development Sierra Leone
Ministry of Youth Affairs, Sierra Leone
Ministry of Gender and Children's Affairs-SL
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Mohamed Buya Turay
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Girls Not Brides
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SGBV and Protection Service Mapping The Enough Abuse Campaign, a global movement aimed at preventing sexual abuse of children, has extended its work to Sierra Leone, recognizing the urgent need to build robust local and national response systems. To ensure an effective, coordinated, and survivor-centered approach to prevention, protec...