World Changing Centre (WCC) - Charity No. 1136070

20/08/2026

https://www.worldchangingcentreglobal.org/

ABOUT US

19/08/2026

All volunteers are trained to not only offer a friendly ear but also to identify additional services required and to signpost and refer individuals to other organisations. Volunteers should be available to attend short informal training for 4 weeks. Starting every September we need help from Business owners, NGOs and Governments sectors in Sierra Leone to support our youths:

https://www.worldchangingcentreglobal.org/wcc-projects/autism-parents-training-uk

Email: [email protected]

Jobs opportunities

Apprenticeship

Career vacancies

Farming

Carpentry

Hairdressing

CV & interviews

Graduate & opportunities

Assessing apprentices + jobs

World Changing Centre (WCC) - Charity No. 1136070

18/08/2026

# # # WCC SUMMER FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN
# # BUILD THE FUTURE

WCC SUMMER FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN

**Starting 4 August 2026**

HELP BUILD THE WCC ACADEMY IN SIERRA LEONE

Every child deserves a place to **learn, grow, develop skills and build a future.
**
https://www.paypal.com/gb/fundraiser/charity/3205623

We are raising funds to support the development of the **WCC Academy Project in Sierra Leone** — creating a space designed to support children and the wider community through:

🎓 Education
🛠️ Vocational Skills
❤️ Health & Wellbeing
📣 Media & Community Outreach

🧱 BUY A BRICK — £10

Your £10 contribution can help us build this vision, **one brick at a time.**

EVERY BRICK BUILDS MORE THAN A WALL.

IT BUILDS POSSIBILITY.

**DONATE & SUPPORT THE CAMPAIGN**

Donate Now:
https://www.worldchangingcentreglobal.org/wcc-projects/autism-parents-training-uk

Learn more about the WCC Academy Project:
World Changing Centre Global

BUILD WITH US.

BUILD A FUTURE.

WCCAcademy BuildTheFuture BuyABrick SierraLeone SupportEducation Fundraising MakeADifference

WCCAcademy BuildTheFuture BuyABrick SierraLeone SupportEducation Fundraising MakeADifference
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World Changing Centre (WCC) - Charity No. 1136070

18/08/2026

# # # WCC SUMMER FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN
# # BUILD THE FUTURE

WCC SUMMER FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN

**Starting 4 August 2026**

HELP BUILD THE WCC ACADEMY IN SIERRA LEONE

Every child deserves a place to **learn, grow, develop skills and build a future.
**
https://www.paypal.com/gb/fundraiser/charity/3205623

We are raising funds to support the development of the **WCC Academy Project in Sierra Leone** — creating a space designed to support children and the wider community through:

🎓 Education
🛠️ Vocational Skills
❤️ Health & Wellbeing
📣 Media & Community Outreach

🧱 BUY A BRICK — £10

Your £10 contribution can help us build this vision, **one brick at a time.**

EVERY BRICK BUILDS MORE THAN A WALL.

IT BUILDS POSSIBILITY.

**DONATE & SUPPORT THE CAMPAIGN**

Donate Now:
https://www.worldchangingcentreglobal.org/wcc-projects/autism-parents-training-uk

Learn more about the WCC Academy Project:
World Changing Centre Global

BUILD WITH US.

BUILD A FUTURE.

WCCAcademy BuildTheFuture BuyABrick SierraLeone SupportEducation Fundraising MakeADifference

Bernice Langley
World Changing Centre (WCC) - Charity No. 1136070

18/08/2026

All volunteers are trained to not only offer a friendly ear but also to identify additional services required and to signpost and refer individuals to other organisations. Volunteers should be available to attend short informal training for 4 weeks. Starting every September we need help from Business owners, NGOs and Governments sectors in Sierra Leone to support our youths:

https://www.worldchangingcentreglobal.org/wcc-projects/autism-parents-training-uk

Email: [email protected]

Jobs opportunities

Apprenticeship

Career vacancies

Farming

Carpentry

Hairdressing

CV & interviews

Graduate & opportunities

Assessing apprentices + jobs

World Changing Centre (WCC) - Charity No. 1136070

18/08/2026

Subject: Appeal for Wound Dressing Kits – WCC Kush Drug Wound Care Pilot Project 2026
18th August 2026

Dear Sir/Madam,

I am writing on behalf of World Changing Centre (WCC) to respectfully appeal for the donation of wound dressing kits in support of our Kush Drug Wound Care Pilot Project 2026 in Sierra Leone.

Kush is a highly addictive and devastating synthetic drug that is currently affecting and claiming the lives of many young people in Sierra Leone. It is typically composed of dried plant material sprayed with synthetic cannabinoids and extremely potent synthetic opioids, such as nitazenes, which are often stronger than fentanyl. Prolonged use causes severe physical deterioration, including chronic wounds, infections, and life-threatening complications.

In response to this crisis, World Changing Centre will be implementing a community-based wound care pilot project throughout 2026/2027. The project will be delivered through outreach activities led by trained volunteers, doctors, nurses, and community leaders. Kush victims will receive basic wound care support and will be signposted to hospitals for further medical treatment and medication where required.

We are kindly requesting wound care kits and related supplies from manufacturers, hospitals, medical centres, business owners, and individuals. We are seeking donations that can provide a six-month to one-year supply, with our final shipping date set for 30 November 2026.

World Changing Centre is a UK-registered charity (Charity No. 1136070) and a U.S. registered 501(c)(3) organisation (EIN: 98-1290328), also registered as a national NGO in Sierra Leone (NNGO/642). We work in close partnership with local schools, organisations, and communities to improve access to clean drinking water, healthcare, sanitation, and support services for underprivileged children, street-working youth, and victims of Kush drug abuse, HIV, and AIDS.

Our work is focused primarily in Western Area Rural District, among the poorest regions in Sierra Leone. In recent months, we have received an increasing number of urgent requests from these communities—not only for water and sanitation support, but specifically for wound care resources for Kush victims.

We are therefore launching this appeal and would be deeply grateful for any items you are able to donate. Please feel free to contact us using the details provided to discuss immediate arrangements.

On behalf of the communities we serve, thank you in advance for your consideration and generosity. We sincerely look forward to hearing from you.(kindly see attached photos)

For examples of our work in Sierra Leone, please visit:
🌐 https://www.worldchangingcentreglobal.org/wcc-projects/autism-parents-training-uk

Email: [email protected]

You can also connect with us via:
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Warm regards,

Bernice Langley
World Changing Centre (WCC)
On behalf of the WCC Team



Bernice Langley

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17/08/2026

Speech delay and Autism book 📚 by Bernice Langley (coming soon to Amazon).
Every child’s voice is a window to their world. From a baby’s first cry to the joyful sound of “Mama,” speech allows children to share their feelings, ask for help, and form relationships. Yet for some, words take longer to come. Speech delay simply means that a child starts talking later than most children or finds it difficult to put words together. It does not mean the child cannot learn or communicate; it only means their path to language grows at a gentler pace.

During the first few years of life, the brain learns faster than at any other time. When something interrupts this early learning—such as hearing loss, a difference in brain development, or limited conversation at home—speech growth may slow down. Children may understand everything said to them but struggle to answer. Others may speak only single words, repeat what they hear, or stay quiet because they feel uncertain.

Speech delay can also appear with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), where children may find it hard to use eye contact, understand tone, or show interest in social games. In some cases, neurological conditions like cerebral palsy or brain injury can make the muscles of the mouth and tongue harder to control, affecting pronunciation. Understanding these challenges helps families and teachers support children patiently rather than rushing them.

Speech development touches three important areas of a child’s life—neurodevelopmental, social, and psychological. The neurodevelopmental side involves how the brain and nerves grow and connect. If the parts that manage speech, hearing, and understanding develop more slowly, communication can be affected. The social side focuses on how children connect with family, friends, and community. A child who cannot express needs may become frustrated or feel left out of play and school activities. The psychological side includes emotions—confidence, joy, and motivation. When speech delay causes embarrassment or stress, a child may withdraw or become quiet. That is why encouragement and small celebrations of progress matter so much.

World Changing Centre (WCC) - Charity No. 1136070
Bernice Langley

17/08/2026

Autism And Ethnicity: Through The Eyes Of The BAME Group

In 2018, Bernice set up “Autism Gifted Hands Ltd. which provides outreach services for children with autism through sensory play and interventions. Her works have been awarded by the "Research, Education, and Workforce Development Awards” and the “Securing an Improved Patient Experience Awards...

17/08/2026

A Gale Of Change: Sowing Goodness Through Education

You will be inspired by this book in which Bernice Langley shares her experiences establishing a charity organization that is bringing change to her beloved country, Sierra Leone. You will see how her childhood experiences had such a great impact on her life and set her on the path of bringing ab...

17/08/2026

Nurture: We Cultivate Our African Lands. We Grow Food, We Create Hope.

Nurture: We Cultivate Our African Lands. We Grow Food, We Create Hope.