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SLEDT Transforming Lives Through Sustainable Support

FORUM NEWS SIERRA LEONE by FORUM NEWS SIERRA LEONE
10 March 2025
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By Hassan Osman Kargbo

The Sierra Leone Education & Development Trust (SLEDT) continues to make a significant impact in Sierra Leone, reinforcing its commitment to education and self-reliance. In less than three weeks, the organization has implemented several transformative initiatives aimed at improving lives through practical and sustainable support.

One of SLEDT’s most recent projects involves Paul’s School for the Blind in Bo. Recognizing the school’s long-standing struggle with feeding costs, the Trust has provided a moderate grant to launch a bakery business. With a bakery already built and a trained baker in place, the school required the initial funding to kick-start operations. SLEDT stepped in, aligning with its core principle of promoting self-reliance through education and skills development.

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The proceeds from the bakery will directly contribute to the school’s operational expenses, especially feeding, ensuring a sustainable source of income.

Also, education remains a priority for SLEDT, and this is evident in its support for Kroo Bay Primary School in Freetown. The organization has facilitated the delivery of essential learning materials, primarily books, from England to the school.

The generous contribution was made possible by Dr. Laurel Spooner, one of SLEDT’s steadfast supporters from the UK, who personally visited Sierra Leone as recently as last year. Her continued commitment highlights the strong international support SLEDT receives in its mission to enhance education in Sierra Leone.

Another critical initiative in the pipeline is the distribution of 60 reusable menstrual sanitary kits to secondary school girls supported by SLEDT. Many young girls in Sierra Leone miss school due to a lack of access to sanitary products, affecting their education and confidence. By providing such kits, SLEDT aims to ensure that girls can attend classes without disruption, empowering them to navigate secondary education with dignity and confidence.

In addition, SLEDT prides itself on its direct and impactful approach, focusing on practical solutions that foster self-sufficiency. By minimizing overhead costs and bureaucratic obstacles, the organization ensures that the maximum amount of resources reach those who need them most. The emphasis on hands-on projects allow for direct engagement with beneficiaries, creating lasting change in their lives.

None of such achievements would be possible without the unwavering support of donors and well-wishers. SLEDT extends its heartfelt gratitude to everyone who contributes to the life-changing initiatives. Their generosity fuels the organization’s efforts and continues to bring hope to many in Sierra Leone.

As SLEDT forges ahead, its dedication to education, empowerment, and sustainable development remains stronger than ever.

With continued support, the Trust aims to expand its reach and impact even more lives in the future.

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