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.

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!

ImpactDriven YouthEmpowerment NowHiring

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.

23/03/2026

Growth looks like this 💡
From not knowing how to switch on a computer… to confidently operating one.
From learning business skills… to planning her own future business.
From struggling with emotions… to learning how to manage them.

A student from MMTU shares how the Wan-De Project is changing her life, step by step.

This is more than learning. This is transformation.

https://www.lehwetalk.org/about-1

Students from REC Primary School, Adonkia joined us at Leh We Talk for an entrepreneurship skills session, where they sh...
16/03/2026

Students from REC Primary School, Adonkia joined us at Leh We Talk for an entrepreneurship skills session, where they shared creative business ideas for the future and discussed how they can support their communities.

Through the Wan-De Project, we are helping young people build confidence, creativity, and leadership skills for tomorrow.
The future is bright when young minds are empowered.

https://www.lehwetalk.org/get-involved

FutureEntrepreneurs EducationForImpact SierraLeone CommunityChange

Big dreams start with bold ideas 💡Students from Lady Patricia Kabba Secondary School visited Leh We Talk for an inspirin...
12/03/2026

Big dreams start with bold ideas 💡

Students from Lady Patricia Kabba Secondary School visited Leh We Talk for an inspiring entrepreneurship skills session, where they shared creative business ideas and discussed how young people can build solutions for their communities.

The future of entrepreneurship is bright and it starts with these young innovators.

YouthEmpowerment BusinessIdeas CommunityChange

Today, Leh We Talk proudly celebrates International Women’s Day, honoring the strength, resilience, and achievements of ...
08/03/2026

Today, Leh We Talk proudly celebrates International Women’s Day, honoring the strength, resilience, and achievements of women and girls around the world.

We recognize the incredible contributions women make every day in shaping communities, inspiring change, and building a more inclusive future.

Today and every day, we stand in support of empowering women and girls to lead, grow, and reach their full potential.

Happy International Women’s Day to all the amazing women making a difference across the world.

Today at the Leh We Talk office, we hosted students from Milton Margai Technical University for an engaging entrepreneur...
02/03/2026

Today at the Leh We Talk office, we hosted students from Milton Margai Technical University for an engaging entrepreneurship skills session 💡📈

From idea development to business mindset, the session was all about equipping young people with the tools to create, innovate, and lead. We’re proud to support students as they prepare for the future.

📍 Leh We Talk Office
🎓 Milton Margai Technical University Students

StudentDevelopment SkillsForLife

19/02/2026

From a child’s own words 💚
“I learned what computer is… what mental health is… and how kush damages the brain.”
One student. One voice. One powerful lesson from the Wan-De Project.

YouthEducation InstaImpact EducationMatters

Leh We Talk engaged students from Milton Margai Technical University (MMTU) through our Wan-De Project, introducing them...
12/02/2026

Leh We Talk engaged students from Milton Margai Technical University (MMTU) through our Wan-De Project, introducing them to basic computer skills — including students who were using a computer for the very first time.

This session focused on digital literacy, hands-on learning, and listening.
For many students, it was their first opportunity to understand what a computer is, how it works, and how digital skills can open doors to education, employment, and innovation.

The LehWeTalk Wan-De Project is designed to bring learning beyond theory by exposing young people to practical skills, mentorship, and real conversations that help them build confidence and prepare for the future.

We believe that access to digital skills is not a privilege — it is a necessity.

Today, Leh We Talk hosted students From REC Primary School Adonkia in our office as part of our Wan-De Project, introduc...
05/02/2026

Today, Leh We Talk hosted students From REC Primary School Adonkia in our office as part of our Wan-De Project, introducing them to basic computer skills, many of them using a computer for the very first time.

This session was more than just training. It was about exposure, confidence, and opportunity.
Through practical learning and open listening, we helped students understand what a computer is, how it works, and why digital skills matter in today’s world.

The Wan-De Project by Leh We Talk is designed to give students a safe space to learn, ask questions, and gain real-life skills that are often missing in traditional classrooms.

We believe that every young person deserves access to knowledge, technology, and guidance, regardless of background.

https://www.lehwetalk.org/get-involved






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