Leh We Talk Salone

Leh We Talk Salone Pioneering mental health conversations in Sierra Leone.

"Leh We Talk" means "Let Us Talk"—our mission is to create stigma-free spaces where people can share experiences, learn about mental wellbeing, and build skills to thrive.

🌟 Every conversation can change a life.Our first Cohort 2 session at REC Primary School was filled with learning, creati...
09/07/2026

🌟 Every conversation can change a life.

Our first Cohort 2 session at REC Primary School was filled with learning, creativity, and meaningful conversations. Through storytelling, role plays, flipchart activities, and interactive discussions, pupils explored mental health, healthy coping skills, and ways to resist peer pressure.

One of the most powerful moments was seeing children confidently practise how to say "No" to Kush and other harmful substances while learning positive ways to manage stress, emotions, and everyday challenges.

When young people are given safe spaces to learn and express themselves, they build the confidence and skills needed to make healthier choices for their future.

💙 Strong minds. Healthy choices. Brighter futures.

💻 The future is digital, and every child deserves the opportunity to be part of it.This week, pupils from REC Primary Sc...
29/06/2026

💻 The future is digital, and every child deserves the opportunity to be part of it.

This week, pupils from REC Primary School visited the Leh We Talk office for an exciting Computer Skills Training session under the Wan De Project. With curiosity, enthusiasm, and determination, they explored the basics of using a computer, developed typing skills, and discovered how technology can support their education and future aspirations.

For many of these young learners, it was more than just learning to use a computer, it was about building confidence, unlocking new possibilities, and realizing that they, too, have a place in the digital world.

At Leh We Talk, we are committed to creating opportunities that empower young people with practical skills, inspire lifelong learning, and prepare them for a brighter future.

Together, we are building a generation that is confident, capable, and ready to thrive.

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💻 Building Digital Skills, One Student at a Time.As part of the Wan De Project, Leh We Talk recently facilitated a Compu...
22/06/2026

💻 Building Digital Skills, One Student at a Time.

As part of the Wan De Project, Leh We Talk recently facilitated a Computer Skills Training session with students from Milton Margai Technical University. For some participants, this was their first opportunity to actively engage with a computer, learn keyboard skills, and build confidence in using digital tools.

The session introduced students to basic computer literacy, typing skills, and practical digital knowledge that can support their academic journey, personal development, and future career opportunities. Beyond learning how to use a computer, participants gained confidence in navigating an increasingly digital world.

At Leh We Talk, we believe that access to digital skills is access to opportunity. By equipping young people with essential knowledge and practical experience, we are helping to prepare them for education, employment, entrepreneurship, and lifelong learning.

🌱 Empowering young people with the skills they need today to succeed tomorrow.

✨ Learning something for the first time can change everything.This week, young people in our Wan De Project took their f...
18/06/2026

✨ Learning something for the first time can change everything.

This week, young people in our Wan De Project took their first steps into the digital world through our free Computer Skills Training. From learning how to type to building confidence using a computer, participants gained practical skills that will support their education, future careers, and personal growth.

Every new skill learned is a step closer to new opportunities.

💻 One computer. One lesson. Endless possibilities.

🌱 Sometimes the most powerful thing we can give a young person is a safe space to talk.At Lady Patricia Kabbah Secondary...
15/06/2026

🌱 Sometimes the most powerful thing we can give a young person is a safe space to talk.

At Lady Patricia Kabbah Secondary School, students took part in the first Cohort 2 mental health session of the Wan De Project. Through storytelling, role plays, flipchart activities, and open conversations, they explored topics that matter deeply to their lives—from mental wellbeing and healthy coping skills to the dangers and long-term effects of drug use.

What made the session special wasn't just what was taught, it was the courage of students to participate, share ideas, ask questions, and learn from one another.

Every discussion, every story, and every activity is helping to build a generation that is informed, resilient, and empowered to make healthier choices.

💙 When young people are heard, communities grow stronger.

💡 Turning ideas into opportunities.This week, students participated in their first Entrepreneurship Skills session at th...
12/06/2026

💡 Turning ideas into opportunities.

This week, students participated in their first Entrepreneurship Skills session at the Leh We Talk office, where they explored the fundamentals of entrepreneurship, business management, and innovation.

Through interactive discussions and group activities, participants learned about developing business ideas, managing resources, understanding business responsibilities, and the importance of making informed decisions as future entrepreneurs. The session also provided a platform for students to share their own business ideas and learn from one another.

At Leh We Talk, we are committed to equipping young people with practical skills, confidence, and knowledge that empower them to create opportunities for themselves and contribute positively to their communities.

Learn More About Our Mission: https://www.lehwetalk.org/news

🌟 Empowering young minds today to become the business leaders of tomorrow.

🧠 Empowering young people through knowledge, dialogue, and practical life skills.Leh We Talk recently launched Cohort 2 ...
04/06/2026

🧠 Empowering young people through knowledge, dialogue, and practical life skills.

Leh We Talk recently launched Cohort 2 of the Wan-De-Project at Milton Margai Technical University. During our first mental health session, participants explored key topics including Mental wellbeing, healthy coping skills, and substance use prevention.

A major focus of the discussion was "What is Kush?" Students engaged in open conversations about the factors driving Kush use among young people in Sierra Leone, including peer influence, stress, unemployment, and other social challenges. The session also examined the long-term effects of substance use on both physical and mental wellbeing, helping participants better understand the risks and the importance of making informed choices.

Through storytelling, role plays, and group discussions, students reflected on real-life situations and practised positive ways to respond to pressure while building confidence and resilience.

At Leh We Talk, we believe that informed, empowered young people are better equipped to make healthier decisions, support one another, and contribute positively to their communities.

Why Youth Mental Health Matters in Sierra Leone?Our latest blog explores the growing impact of substance abuse—particula...
23/04/2026

Why Youth Mental Health Matters in Sierra Leone?

Our latest blog explores the growing impact of substance abuse—particularly Kush—and why early mental health support is critical in breaking this cycle.

At Leh We Talk, through the Wan-De Project, we are working directly with young people to provide awareness, skills, and support that can transform lives.

🔗 Read the full article here:

https://www.lehwetalk.org/post/why-youth-mental-health-matters-in-sierra-leone-understanding-the-danger-of-kush-and-drug-abuse

Let’s work together to create lasting change for the next generation.

🚨 WE ARE HIRING 🚨Join the Leh We Talk team as an Operations Lead and be part of meaningful impact in young people’s live...
30/03/2026

🚨 WE ARE HIRING 🚨

Join the Leh We Talk team as an Operations Lead and be part of meaningful impact in young people’s lives.

📧 Apply now: [email protected]

📅 Deadline: April 10th, 2026

Visit:https://www.lehwetalk.org/jobs

Don’t miss this opportunity!

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26/03/2026

“I don’t have a computer yet… but when I do, I know what to do.” 💻✨

Through the Wan-De-Project, this young student has gained:
✔️ Computer skills
✔️ Business and entrepreneurship knowledge
✔️ Mental health awareness

She’s learning today so she can build her future tomorrow.
This is what empowerment looks like.

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