![Girls Shall Rise [GSR]: Adama Kamara](https://brightlightprojects.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Adama-Kamara.jpg "Girls Shall Rise [GSR]: Adama Kamara")
Adama Kamara is a fifteen (15) years old teenager who came into Bright Light Projects through the mediation office of the ministry of social welfare gender and children’s affairs Makeni as a result of being abuse at age 13, her case was reported at social welfare by her parent but the perpetrator was unknown. Through...
Hawa Marah is a 22 years old girl who came from Kabala town in the Koinadugu district with parent who are both aged staying at one of the villages in Kabala town. Hawa Mara has sat for the West African Senior Secondary Certificate Examination [WASSCE] or upper secondary. She then left her parent from Kabala...
Kadiatu Kanu is a 16 years old child who was abused at the age 13 while in junior secondary school [JSSI] by a 45 years old man. Kadiatu was then staying with her aunt while her father stays in the village as a widower, as a result of the abuse Kadiatu couldn’t cope to continue...
Watch the amazing impact from the BLP MDG Back To School Program in Makeni Sierra Leone. BLP distributes school supplies to pupils to enable them have a good academic session.
Rebecca Sesay is a fifteen (15) years old teenager who was discovered by Bright Light Projects in 2019 at age of 13, when she was reported of being abused at age 13 by an unknown man. Her case was reported at the Ministry Of Social Welfare Gender And Children Affair Bombali for necessary inquiry and...
BLPSL staff In the Western Rural District in Sierra Leone undergoing routine monitoring at school to monitor our beneficiaries. BLPSL intervention at school and at homes of our beneficiaries provide a perfect opportunity for our team to address challenges as they become due to ensure the success of our programs. At home to provide psychosocial...
BLPSL team in Bombali District (Makeni) providing constant support at school and at home. At school to check academic progress, at home providing psychosocial counseling to beneficiaries and their caregivers. Routine monitoring is key to achieving success in our programs especially on Mend the Gap Schooling program for vulnerable Ebola orphans program
