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A reminder of how to do proper hand washing.
With thanks to Lion Heart Medical Centre

COVID-19 / CORONA VIRUS

We are asking staff members, students and pupils of Sport For Empowerment Foundation Sierra Leone to take extra care of themselves.

Please listen to government advice, avoid places with a lot of people, keep a safe distance (1,5 m) of other people and WASH YOUR HANDS!

If we ALL stick to the advice, we can fight this! ... See more

Recently our students paid the children of our Ebola Orphan Project (EOP) another visit. It is part of our programme that these children get visited frequently. This way we can stay up to date on their well-being and their school results. ... See more

One of our hard working university students who’s also part of our sponsor scheme, was out on a routining visit today to check the performance of Kids in our project.

The visit was also in line to check if the learning materials bought for the kids are in good condition and that the kids have access to it.

The smile from the kids shows how appreciative and surprised they were today. ... See more

Happy faces 🙂

Bringing a smile to the faces of some of our Ebola orphans.
Brother and sister received new clothes for the holidays.

A special thanks to the tailor who did a wonderful job. If you are interested, we can put you into contact with the young man who sowed these clothes 😉 ... See more

Congrats to Ali and Alhaji, 2 of our staff members at our location in Lumley, who just finished a football coaching course.

The Free Grassroots Coaching Course was held in Freetown last week. It will help them improve their work coaching youth football in Sierra Leone.

Both of them are involved in coaching our youth football team in Lumley. They are also running our computer school in the same area. ... See more

The educational system in Sierra Leone is not getting easier for parents and children who are from deprived backgrounds.

The challenges faced by the parents and their children is far from human imagination.

Our SFE team has just concluded buying school materials and paying school fees for children who are part of our "Ebola Orphan Project" (EOP). These children lost their parents during the Ebola outbreak in 2014.

Our foundation has been providing educational and welfare support for these children since we learned about their stories. ... See more