Sheku Gassimo, our Community Projects Manager, recently participated in a panel discussion on "The Unique Culture of Sierra Leone." Watch the recording of the panel today and learn more about Sierra Leonean culture!

If you missed the coffee break, you can watch at the link below to hear how our community partners are doing, updates on their projects, and ways in which we continue to respond to the pandemic throughout Sierra Leone.

Follow Hawa’s story as her community of Gbeka gains self-reliance from outside support.

Our hearts are breaking at the destruction of our communities, both here at home and abroad.

Team members across Sierra Leone and the United States sent selfies affirming what they are grateful for.

How are you going to prevent yourself and your loved one from falling ill?

What does gender equity mean to you? What does progress look like to you?

A Theory of Change is a roadmap that is used to plan programs for social change and evaluate their effectiveness.

What is community-led development actually?

In 2019, OneVillage Partners ended the year proud of all our collective accomplishments, grateful to those who made it possible, and we enter 2020 committed to deepening our impact in our partner communities and beyond.

As 2019 comes to a close, we are incredibly proud of the accomplishments we have achieved together with our partner communities.

We are piloting the Lead program with three communities. Learn more about our new program.

OneVillage Partners has a unique, participatory approach to development work, which deserves unique and participatory monitoring and evaluation.

Meet Mustapha Moma and hear his family’s story of resiliency and unity

Meet Henry Gbevo. He led 150 members of his community to become income stable.

Meet Jenneh Musa. Along with her fellow NOW participants, changed their image and contributed to community development at the same rate as their male counterparts.

Our Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning team developed two new surveys piloted in 2019 to provide data in new areas.

Meet Mohamed Amara. Along with his community of Madina, invested in the youth of the community.

Meet Pa Foday. He started as a skilled worker, and motivated his community to make him a Town Chief.