Restless Development Sierra Leone is looking for a Peacebuilding Project Manager to work closely with the Government of Sierra Leone, Youth and Women-led Community Based Organizations (YWLCBOs), local Councils, local Leaders to improve individual and community capacity to manage, mitigate, resolve, and transform conflict, as a way of fostering the necessary and sufficient conditions for positive peace in Sierra Leone.
Restless Development Sierra Leone is looking for A Chief of Party to respond to USAIDs request for Applications for its People to People (P2P) approach in peacebuilding in Sierra Leone project which will run for three years.
In Finnah’s community, teenage pregnancy and early marriage are problems facing many girls. “I grew up in Badala/Iyisia village in Sierra Leone. There are limited opportunities here for young people to make the best out of their lives. We are a loving family even though none of the children were fortunate enough to go to …
“People who receive an education are exposed to a wide range of opportunities. Now I provide for my needs and have my own business as a hairdresser.” Education can be life changing, helping girls shape their own future, on their terms. But in countries such as Sierra Leone, where 17 year old Sitta lives, systemic …
“It is important to learn as it helps to change your behaviour to help yourself and those around you and your community.” Education has the power to give girls the freedom to build their own futures. Isatu has always been fully aware of this. She lives in the Rokulan community, in the Bombali District of …
Young people look up to me as a role model because of the training I received from Restless Development. Education has the power to change the lives of women and girls, on their terms. Princess has witnessed this first hand throughout her own journey as Restless Development’s Programme Coordinator in Sierra Leone. “My name is …
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“I now do things on my terms.” The power of education can be life-changing, helping girls shape their own future. Kadiatu, a 17-year-old from Sierra Leone, knows this well. “Education and opportunities are one of the same. They make great things happen to change people’s lives.” But in many countries like Sierra Leone, too many …