About Us
HEWILSY FEED THE LOST AND SAVE LIFE – SIERRA LEONE
ORGANIZATION BACKGROUND
The Organization was founded on the 3rd October, 2021, by a patriotic Sierra Leonean who has passion for women and children to have equal opportunities to be developmentally oriented to become self-reliance, access quality education and for them to have access to social services. The number of teenage pregnancy, early marriage, and sexual gender based violence is rampant in the Western Rural and urban District, where fifty percent [50%] of the vulnerable children highlighted above are under privileged separated, abandoned, and dropout from schools . Presently rape is a dating challenged envisaged by the populace. While women empowerment is going at low pace without the full realization.
Therefore, the founders deems it fit to established a humanitarian organization in the region to reduce the dropout rate of boys, girls, and children not attending schools to support them to access quality education, cater for the homeless and less privileged and to also provide some basic amenities for them.
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VISION – HEWILSY FEED THE LOST AND SAVE LIFE – SL
envisions Transforming lives, strengthening the capacity of Women, girls, boy’s disadvantaged children and advocate for their empowerment to support them.
MISSION OF THE ORGANIZATION
Cognizance of the issues that are highly militating against girl’s children. HEWILSY FEED THE LOST AND SAVE LIFE – SL desires to address these problems through Advocacy and lobbying while interfacing with Government on policy reforms to support women and children. .
THE ORGANIZATION THEMATIC AREA
As Organization our main thematic areas of focus are;
Advocacy/Lobby,
Capacity Building on Counselling,
Media Campaign for women and girls,
Community Engagement on girl child education and women empowerment,
Engagement with Commercial Sex Workers [slay queens] on Sexually Transmitted Diseases [STD’s] and Sexually Transmitted Infections [STI’s],
Empowering commercial sex workers and advocating for their well-being,
Gender participation and Child protection,
Collaboration/Partnership,
Community Engagement and Sensitization.