Children's Assurance Program Sierra Leone - Cap-Sl

As schools reopen, we’re thrilled to announce our book donation drive!

We have provided new books to three local schools to help inspire and support young readers. Let's make this school year unforgettable!

Help us empower our students with the tools they need to succeed! If you’d like to contribute or learn more, drop a comment below. Together, we can make a difference!

This is a big win for us at Children's Assurance Program Sierra Leone - Cap-Sl. Congratulations are in order to our Director Baimba Osman Sheriff. Keep up the good work.

We are glad to reveal the winner of this month's Girls and Women in Education Young Person of the Month ( ).
A huge congratulations to Baimba Osman Sheriff from Sierra Leone!
Baimba is the founder and the Executive Director of the Children’s Assurance Program based in his home country.
It is heart-warming to see young leaders all over the continent move mountains to promote and 's .

As the June 24th general elections draw closer, we are happy to have played our part by organizing a two day capacity building workshop at our library and resource center facility for young people selected from within the Western Area Rural District, Freetown.

The focus of the workshop is to strengthen peaceful coexistence within our communities and to foster violent free elections in Sierra Leone.

Participants were empowered to become Peace Ambassadors within their communities, before, during and after the general elections. At the end of the workshop, participants were supported with megaphones, a medium to raise their voice in preaching peace and non-violence.

As we are in the wake of the elections, we call on national authorities, communities leaders, youth leaders and all sectors of our country to prioritize peace so as to achieve a violence free general elections.

This project is funded by USAID through the YALI Regional Leadership Center West Africa, Accra Alumni Community Engagement Fund.

After several months of training, we are proud to say that our beneficiaries have successfully graduated from their vocational skill training. They have put in so much work and we can’t hold back our excitement and appreciation for their good work.

It is not too late to wish you all a Happy New Year!🎆

Schools have reopened and our beneficiaries are back from their long rest with energized spirits to complete their second half of their vocational training.

We are optimistic and excited about the results they are going to produce. We wish them the very best.

With a sense of success, our beneficiaries have finished the first half of their vocational skills training, with significant improvements in skill acquisition and absolute satisfaction with expected learning outcomes.

Beneficiaries were overjoyed and prepared a variety of crafts that demonstrated their present skill set.

We are closing the year with high hopes that our beneficiaries will thrive quickly after completing training.

We continue to thank our partner in this project, U.S. Embassy Freetown, Sierra Leone for their support.

Progress! This is what we love to see. Our beneficiaries are showing us that our investments are not in vain. We are really proud of them and can’t wait to see them complete their training.

Our beneficiaries feeling enthusiastic on their first day at their Vocational skill training.

Today marks the end of our 3 days foundational skills workshop for the first 30 beneficiaries of our project ‘Creating Pathways to Employment for Young Mothers’. It was such a fulfilling moment. The session for the next set of 30 beneficiaries is due to commence on the 1st of September 2022.