Health Reporters Network Sierra Leone

Health Reporters Network Sierra Leone Health Reporters Network SL” is non-profit making media organization.

Our Mission is to reach out to every community in Sierra Leone with key health messages that will positively change their lives as well as report health issues affecting them.

From Monday August 10 to Thursday August 14th, the National Public Health Agency is conducting an integrated training on...
14/08/2026

From Monday August 10 to Thursday August 14th, the National Public Health Agency is conducting an integrated training on Behavioural Intelligence and Infodemic Management (BIIM), the Community-Led Action (CLA) approach, and Risk Communication and Community Engagement (RCCE) preparedness for Ebola virus disease.
Suixteen (16) members of HRN-SL, each representing one district of Sierra Leone's 16 districts, are participating.
The training is being held at regional locations, in two separate batches.
From Monday 10th to Tuesday 11th August, yje training took place in Port Loko and Koinadugu for participants from neighbouring districts.
The last batch of training runs from Wednesday 12th to Thursday 13th August, for participants from nearby districts.
Other participants were drawn from the Risk Communication and Community Engagement units of the Ministry of Health and One Health partner institutions like the ministries of Environment and Agriculture.

Ten members of the Health Reporters Network Sierra Leone (HRN-SL) are participating in a training of journalists and oth...
20/04/2026

Ten members of the Health Reporters Network Sierra Leone (HRN-SL) are participating in a training of journalists and other communicators on mental health reporting.
The training which commenced on Monday, April 20th, is being conducted by the Carter Center, a US-based non-profit founded by the late former US President Jimmy Carter.
The training is organized as part of the Carter Center's Mental Health Program, which aims to reduce stigma and discrimination against people with mental illnesses, increase public awareness, and achieve equity of mental health care compared to other health services.
The Sierra Leone Association of Journalists coordinated with HRN-SL to select the participating journalists.
SLAJ President Alhaji Manika Kamara, said the training complements his desire to see specialized reporting developed in the Sierra Leonean media.

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