128 Queens Street, Hastings, Rogbangba, Waterloo Rural District, Sierra Leone

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(+232) 76 – 830-166 / +61 496 902 158

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Background

The Seed Heritage – Sierra Leone (TSH-SL) is a not-for-profit organization run completely by volunteers. We receive NO government assistance and rely completely on the generosity of individuals or other organizations to survive.

We’ve been supporting the needy and less privileged in Sierra Leone to access quality education, good healthcare, food and security. By so doing, we have changed the lives of many individuals and families positively.

In 2021, TSH-SL supported a school that had been out of operation for four years due to lack of resources in the Hastings community near Freetown and in June 2024, we provided the school with learning materials such as desks and chairs, books, sports activities and sanitary equipment, electricity supply, etc. 

We also support students whose parents are finding it difficult to meet school needs such as fees, books and uniforms to enable the children to stay in school.

Helping families in crisis is how we give back to the community to make the world a better place for everyone. The motto: ‘GeeBak’, means ‘Give Back’ in Krio, a local dialect used in the city of Freetown, the capital of Sierra Leone.

Our Aims/Objectives

  1. To create a wide range of developmental opportunities for youth and vulnerable Sierra Leoneans.
  2. To provide youth and vulnerable people with skills and abilities in relation to their passion for good succeed in life.
  3. To provide a safe, supportive and entertaining environment for the youths.
  4. To establish a permanent facility for vulnerable people in Sierra Leone.
  5. Support youths to become better citizens with greater respect for rule of law and improved social and communication skills.
  6. Work in partnership with local and international Organizations to advocate for human rights and protection of vulnerable groups, especially women and children.
  7. Promote sustainable livelihoods for communities through outreach, mentorship, research, vocational education and training, and life skills training programs.
  8. Empower youth to apply acquired skills both to raise the productivity of their livelihood and to open access to wider information to improve their well-being.

Program Focus

The Seed Heritage – Sierra Leone focuses on the following thematic Areas:

  1. Support schools with school Materials
  2. Support Orphanages
  3. Support the unprivileged, disable/physically impaired, widows/widowers, etc.
  4. Support vocational institutions with tools to empower youths.
  5. Support Education, Health, etc.
  6. Develop agricultural activities in communities/schools.
  7. Encourage local and international volunteering.
  8. Child protection and social welfare
  9. Psychosocial counseling
  10. Human rights
  11. Food security
  12. Cross cutting issues (gender and Disability)
  13. Advocacy
  14. Relief
  15. WASH (Water Sanitation and Hygiene)
  16. Skills development Training (SDT)
  17. Research