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29 March 2016
By admin7

BBC Focus On Africa Highlights The Supporting Role of The Centre

Umaru Fofana, the BBC correspondent in Sierra Leone, visited the Creating Pathways Centre in March. He was delighted to see how we are supporting the girls during this transition season in their lives.  He interviewed some of the girls and Abu S. Conteh, who oversees the program.  

  • Watch the video below  -  to hear Umaru's report and see some photos of the girls at the Centre.
     
  • Help us provide scholarships for these girls by making a donation today.

 

March Studies Update at the Centre

The young ladies in the Centre are doing well and working hard. The JSS classes are learning about:

  • multiplication in Mathematics, 
  • prepositions in Language Art, and 
  • types of energy in Integrated Science.

The SSS classes are working on: 

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Develop Africa was Top Ranked Non Profit Organization on GlobalGiving in 2015

In 2015, Develop Africa (the primary partner organization that founded this Centre) was in the top 20% ranking of partners on GlobalGiving in 2015.  We were an active, approved, top-ranked nonprofit in GlobalGiving's network in 2015.  

Special thanks to all staff and partners who helped make this happen.

 

Scholarships & Classes at Creating Pathways Centre

Four ladies at the Centre received scholarships to pay tuition and cover fees.  The ladies were very excited and grateful for the scholarship and support. 

All the ladies at Creating Pathways Centre continued their classes in financial accounting, economics, mathematics and language arts. Computer classes are held at the center two periods and four times a week, the reason being is because we want the ladies to have a thorough understanding in the subject. We told them to study and work hard because each of them are working toward a career.

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