Network AID Africa

Network AID Africa Vision Statement: - An inform society of illiterate women and deprive children and girls for a sustainable, corrupt free and healthy population.

Network AID Africa seek the welfare and well-being of illiterate person's, persons with disability and children to have a healthy, safe, inclusive and corrupt free society where they are recognized, respected and identity protected... Background: - Network AID Africa is founded on the backdrop to contribute to national, regional and international agenda in enhancing the contributions of illiterate person's, persons with disability and children in society. To realize their full potential irrespective of religion, educational background, ethnicity, tribe and cultural heritage, Network AID Africa discourage all forms of social pressure, discrimination and social exclusion against illiterate person's, persons with disability and children. Mission Statement: - Enhancing the well-being and welfare of illiterate women and deprive children and girls' development and participation for a productive and corrupt free society. Programmatic Focus: -
1. Livelihood & Education
2. Health & Safety
3. Governance & Participation

Organizational Conviction: - The rights, privileges, voice and choice of illiterate person's, persons with disability and children MUST be recognize, heard and acted upon accordingly.

Network AID Africa Website In Different Languages To improve accessibility to our information, programmes and activities...
26/08/2026

Network AID Africa Website In Different Languages
To improve accessibility to our information, programmes and activities, our website is now available in French, Spanish, Arabic, English, and Deutsch. Check it now: www.networkaidafrica.org


Eight Volunteers & 5 Community Technical Team Members TrainedMoyamba 21st August 2026: With support from ActionAid Sierr...
22/08/2026

Eight Volunteers & 5 Community Technical Team Members Trained

Moyamba 21st August 2026: With support from ActionAid Sierra Leone and CCYA under the Youth Action for Good Governance and Self-Reliance (YAGGS) project funded by European Union in Sierra Leone. Network AID ( Network AID Africa) under the project title Building Organizational International Capacity for Youth Engagement in Governance organized a day financial management and report system for eights (8) volunteers and five (5) community technical advisory team members facilitated by Forut District Manager Moyamba.

The training enlightened both volunteers and advisors the importance of financial literacy, financial management and financial reporting in building trust, credibility, internal controls, planning and
The training adopted a participatory-learner centered strategies with presentations, pre and post test, senarios, group work, discussions, and experience sharing. “From this training, I now realise the financial mistakes I have being doing” Advisor

Madam Yeinkain Yamba District Coordinator welcome the resource person, ActionAid, CSO Chairperson moyamba, volunteers and advisors. She provided an overview of the training, talk through the organization safeguarding principles and rules.
“The message is clear: People trust us when we are open and accountable”. Madam Yeinkain Yamba, District Coordinator

Madam Lianda B. Williams, Program Officer AASL Moyamba, shared with us the goal of the YAGGS Project and encourage trainees to make good of the training.

Mr James C. Caulker, Program Coordinator AASL expressed ActionAid appreciation for the training and call on volunteers and advisors to make good of the training.

Thanks to ActionAid, CCYA for the support.

13/08/2026

With Network AID Africa health and safety programme, incident and accident which speak to disaster, road safety, communicable and non communicable diseases. We are pleased to be recognised by Road Safety Authority Ireland as top fan. Visit www.neteorkaidafrica.org/Our-Programme for more information

With our work on cancer awareness Network AID Africa is proud being recognised as a top fan of National Breast Cancer Fo...
13/08/2026

With our work on cancer awareness Network AID Africa is proud being recognised as a top fan of National Breast Cancer Foundation – support our work at www.networkaidafrica.org/Support-A-Project

Network AID Africa ideal projects identified that require funding for implementation

For national cohesion, the people's representatives and nonviolence. Network AID Africa seeks for the Parliament of Sier...
09/08/2026

For national cohesion, the people's representatives and nonviolence. Network AID Africa seeks for the Parliament of Sierra Leone to amend the following in the 1991 Constitution Amendment Act 2025.

No Prayer is needed: Citizens need a system in all vote counts and to have a representative. Network AID Africa  Epic Ra...
09/08/2026

No Prayer is needed: Citizens need a system in all vote counts and to have a representative. Network AID Africa
Epic Radio 99.3fm

Network Assistance for Illiterate Persons' Development Africa - Network AID Africa and B-Foundation discuss the Attorney...
06/08/2026

Network Assistance for Illiterate Persons' Development Africa - Network AID Africa and B-Foundation discuss the Attorney General and Minister of Justice Alpha Sesay's preposition of public appointment to promote regional balance, gender equality, and minority inclusion.

Source: Epic Radio https://fb.watch/IQsRWj34TW/

Network AID Africa commends Sierra Leone Road Authority for effective closure of the Tengbeh Town Old Railway Line Bridg...
31/07/2026

Network AID Africa commends Sierra Leone Road Authority for effective closure of the Tengbeh Town Old Railway Line Bridge.

The health and safety of the people were at stake and still at stake until the bridge is constructed.

Network AID Africa Media AdvisoryConstitutional Amendment Bill 2025: Which System Is Better
31/07/2026

Network AID Africa Media Advisory
Constitutional Amendment Bill 2025: Which System Is Better

Do you Awareof Yacouba Sawadogo? We must recognise the contributions of illiterate persons and give them space to expres...
29/07/2026

Do you Aware

of Yacouba Sawadogo? We must recognise the contributions of illiterate persons and give them space to express.

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Freetown
00232

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