• Our Impactful Programs

    • Exciting Update from Gbendembu Ngoah Chiefdom- Northern Sierra Leone. Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project (RWSSP) completed, clean and flowing water is already making a difference in the lives of residents at the Gbendembu Ngoah Chiefdom. The Gbendembu Ngoah Chiefdom now has access to a safe and reliable well, no more depending on unsafe water sources, this well is already making a huge difference in daily life. Alongside the well, we also conducted hygiene and sanitation training, teaching important practices like hand washing and proper latrine use. These steps go hand in hand with clean water to build a healthier and stronger community. Improving Lives and Improving Communities.

  • Our Impactful Programs For School Children

    • On the international menstrual hygiene day we provided menstrual hygiene kits to 250 girls at one of our schools where we have provided access to safe drinking water. Why celebrating menstrual hygiene day on the 28th of May? Because there are 28 days between a menstrual cycle and a girl usually has her menses for 5 days. On this year theme: Menstrual Hygiene should be taught to every girl so that she can have a smooth and healthy life during menstruation and otherwise. Poor menstrual health can lead to so many health complications but with regular hygiene, we can keep them away. By providing access to safe drinking water at this school, the girls have access to clean water to wash themselves and be able to feel fresh and safely stay in school during their menses.

    • Exciting Update from Future Leaders Academy School. The Future Leaders Academy School's project is completed, clean and flowing water is already making a huge difference in the lives of students and staffs, enough for drinking, cooking and science labs. 150 students and teachers just gained time, health and hope. Thank you for being part of this transformation. Improving Lives and Improving Communities

    Our Impactful Programs for Rural Water

    • Exciting Update from Hill Side International Academy School. The Hill Side International Academy School's project is completed, clean and flowing water is already making a huge difference in the lives of students and staffs, enough for drinking, cooking and science labs. Over 500 students and teachers just gained time, health and hope. Thank you for being part of this transformation. Improving Lives and Improving Communities

    Our Impactful Programs In Water and Sanitation Hygien

    • Exciting Update from Mayatta Village - Northern Sierra Leone. Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project (RWSSP) completed, clean and flowing water is already making a difference in the lives of residents at the Mayatta Village. The Mayatta Village now has access to a safe and reliable well, no more depending on unsafe water sources, this well is already making a huge difference in daily life. Alongside the well, we also conducted hygiene and sanitation training, teaching important practices like hand washing and proper latrine use. These steps go hand in hand with clean water to build a healthier and stronger community. Improving Lives and Improving Communities.

    Our Impactful Programs In Rural Community

    • Exciting Update from Trinity Secondary School. The Trinity Secondary School's project is completed, clean and flowing water is already making a huge difference in the lives of students and staffs, enough for drinking, cooking and science labs. About 450 students and teachers just gained time, health and hope. Thank you for being part of this transformation. Improving Lives and Improving Communities

    Water Projct for School

    • Exciting Update from Kalangba Village - Northern Sierra Leone. Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project (RWSSP) completed, clean and flowing water is already making a difference in the lives of residents at the Kalangba Village . The Kalangba Village now has access to a safe and reliable well, no more depending on unsafe water sources, this well is already making a huge difference in daily life. Alongside the well, we also conducted hygiene and sanitation training, teaching important practices like hand washing and proper latrine use. These steps go hand in hand with clean water to build a healthier and stronger community. Improving Lives and Improving Communities.

    Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project

  • Health Initiatives

    Transforming Health Outcomes in Sierra Leone

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    Hand Hygiene

    It's world hand hygiene day, at every site where we provide access to safe drinking water, our team trains communities and. schools how to construct tippy taps. These are affordable, sustainable and reproducible hand washing stations.

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    Access to Clean Water and Sanitation Hygiene

    Across the globe, vulnerable communities faces compounding challenges- lack of clean water, limited health care access, poor nutritions, lack of educational opportunities, struggling to tackle the consequences of climate- change adaptations and generational poverty.

    The Community Action for Development Sierra Leone exists to break those barriers across those vulnerable communities and The Community Action for Development Sierra Leone is committed to build sustainable solutions rooted in dignity, protection, lasting impacts, opportunities and empowering communities to be change makers.

    Together, we are working towards a future where every community is safe, empowered and improve. Improving Lives and Improving Communities.

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    Strenthen Educations

    A Thatched Building, No Books, No School Uniforms and No Access to Good Road Network, Yet Children From Six Villages Come to This Unamed School Everyday walking 6 to 7 Miles Hoping to Be Among Those Who Can Read and Write.

    The Sustainable Development Goal 4, Which Aims to Ensure Quality Education For All is Far From Being Realized For Children, Especially Girls Living in Marlie Village about 24 to 25 Miles Off From Bombali-District.

    It is Heartbreaking That in 2025, Children Still Walk 6 to 7 Miles Daily to a School With No Books, Uniforms or Proper Infrastructure While Sustainable Development Goal 4 remains a Distant Dream For Them.

    Education Should Not Be a Privilege but It is a Right, if Ballot Boxes Can Reach These Villages, So Should Schools, Qualified Teachers and Basic Learning Materials. The Government and All Stakeholders Must Act Now to Bridge This Gap, The Community Action For Development Sierra Leone is Dedicated in Promoting Sustainable Education in Rural Sierra Leone and Through Partnership and Collaborations We Will Amplify Our Work to Reach The Most Vulnerable Communities Across Sierra Leone.

    IMPROVING LIVIES, IMPROVING COMMUNITIES.

  • Our organization has positively impacted the health and well-being of countless individuals in Sierra Leone.

    — Aisha Kamara “Community Action For Development Sierra has been a beacon of hope in our community, fostering health initiatives that truly make a difference.” Our organization has positively impacted the health and well-being of countless individuals in Sierra Leone. Dominic Sesay holds a Bachelor of science with Honors in Public Health from Njala University and He is a Post Graduate Student at Njala University "Master of Public Health" a focus on Community Health and a Specialist in Environmental Health and Sanitation, He is well trained with wealth of professional working experience from an international organization. Dominic Sesay founded The Community Action For Development Sierra Leone just after He was awarded the Dr. John Oliver Davis Cole Njala University Masters In Public Health Scholarship from the leading Sierra Leone Diaspora Organization in Washington DC (USA) "NOSLINA" The National Organization For Sierra Leoneans Living in North America (NOSLINA) Dominic Sesay founded this organization (CAD-SIERRA LEONE) so as to use it as a platform to pay back to society with a hidden pride in him after the award of his scholarship and he intended to use his Organization as a medium to help improve the public health status of Sierra Leone and creating lasting impacts th

    “Community Action For Development Sierra has been a beacon of hope in our community, fostering health initiatives that truly make a difference.”

    — Aisha Kamara

    — Samuel Koroma “Working with CAD-Sierra Leone has been transformative. Their dedication to public health is inspiring and impactful.” Our organization has positively impacted the health and well-being of countless individuals in Sierra Leone. Dominic Sesay holds a Bachelor of science with Honors in Public Health from Njala University and He is a Post Graduate Student at Njala University "Master of Public Health" a focus on Community Health and a Specialist in Environmental Health and Sanitation, He is well trained with wealth of professional working experience from an international organization. Dominic Sesay founded The Community Action For Development Sierra Leone just after He was awarded the Dr. John Oliver Davis Cole Njala University Masters In Public Health Scholarship from the leading Sierra Leone Diaspora Organization in Washington DC (USA) "NOSLINA" The National Organization For Sierra Leoneans Living in North America (NOSLINA) Dominic Sesay founded this organization (CAD-SIERRA LEONE) so as to use it as a platform to pay back to society with a hidden pride in him after the award of his scholarship and he intended to use his Organization as a medium to help improve the public health status of Sierra Leone and creating lasting impacts th

    “Working with CAD-Sierra Leone has been transformative. Their dedication to public health is inspiring and impactful.”

    — Samuel Koroma

    — Fatima Sesay “I am grateful for the services provided by CAD-Sierra Leone. They are committed to improving our lives through education and health programs.” Our organization has positively impacted the health and well-being of countless individuals in Sierra Leone. Dominic Sesay holds a Bachelor of science with Honors in Public Health from Njala University and He is a Post Graduate Student at Njala University "Master of Public Health" a focus on Community Health and a Specialist in Environmental Health and Sanitation, He is well trained with wealth of professional working experience from an international organization. Dominic Sesay founded The Community Action For Development Sierra Leone just after He was awarded the Dr. John Oliver Davis Cole Njala University Masters In Public Health Scholarship from the leading Sierra Leone Diaspora Organization in Washington DC (USA) "NOSLINA" The National Organization For Sierra Leoneans Living in North America (NOSLINA) Dominic Sesay founded this organization (CAD-SIERRA LEONE) so as to use it as a platform to pay back to society with a hidden pride in him after the award of his scholarship and he intended to use his Organization as a medium to help improve the public health status of Sierra Leone and creating lasting impacts th

    “I am grateful for the services provided by CAD-Sierra Leone. They are committed to improving our lives through education and health programs.”

    — Fatima Sesay

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