My name is Amadu L. Kamara, and I am 18 years old. I currently attend EduNations Hope A...

  From Resistance to Redemption: The Story of Mohammed Kamara Meet Mohammed Kamara, a br...

    Rising Above: Isatu’s Story of Hope and Determination At just 14 years o...

  Building a Brighter Future in Rokassa An Update from The Sierra Leone Collective We&rs...

  Providing a Place to Call Home: The Gbenekoro Teachers' Housing Project In the remote ...

  Equipping for Life: EduNations Internship Program Prepares 12th Grade Students for Life...

  At just 18 years old, Adama Mohamed Dumbuya is already defying the odds stacked against...

  Every morning before the sun rose, 14-year-old Esther Kwendeh Koroma would begin her da...

    My name is Bamkaprie Sesay. I’m a 20-year-old student from Mayatta village,...

    For the past ten years, Nabieu Kamara has faithfully se...

Mabinty Kamara is an 18-year-old eleventh-grade student at EduNations Hope Academy Senior Secon...

EduNations recently brought smiles to the faces of students in Mapainda by providing two boats an...

From Fintonia to the Frontlines of Change:Tejan's Story My name is Tejan ...

      My name is Adama S. Kamara. I am 19 years old and currently in SSS3 Arts ...

At just 13 years old, Kadijatu Kargbo is already a shin...

Alpha Thoronka: A Teacher Bringing Hope in Fintonia For the past ten years, Alpha Thoronka has d...

In February, EduNations had the privilege of hosting Dawn Malcom, direc...

In 2021, when we launched the Senior Secondary School Boarding Home, we...

In a heartwarming event, EduNations alumni gathered for a memorable dinner with both the Sierra L...

My name is Kadiatu Sillay, and I am an 18-year-old student&n...

The Koroma family, consisting of Samuel, his wife Rugatu, and their children—Alpha, Mabinty...

Augustine Major Conteh, a 14-year-old from Mayatta Village, is a bright and determined ninth-grad...

Students in Gbenekoro, Sierra Leone, have recently received much-needed bicycles, providing them ...

Hello, my name is Kadiatu Sillay. I am 18 years old and a student at EduNations Hope Academy Sen...

In a heartwarming ceremony, EduNations recently dedicated its new Din...

Meet Memunatu Conteh, a remarkable 15-year-old student in the eighth grade at EduNations' Hope Ac...

EduNations' president, Rev. Dr. Samuel Sesay, has been recognized among the Top 100 Sierra Leon...

  EduNations, along with other notable organizations, proudly joined the global community i...

  “If it had not been the LORD who was on our side— let Israel now say—&r...

Grace Scholarship Recipients   Several graduates from EduNations' Senior Secondary ...

  In commemoration of the International Day of the Girl Child (IDGC), EduNations, in collab...

Hand washing clubs play a crucial role in educating students about health, personal hygiene, an...

     “Hello, I am Morlai Kamara, and I am eighteen years of age. I am retur...

Our students are always our priority, and their safety is of great concern to all the staff of ...

Preparing for the start of every school year involves a variety of activities, including review...

EduNations strives to hire qualified teachers from within the country of Sierra Leone.  When...

Hassan Koroma was born in Sierra Leone, from a village called Mafokoya Yoni Chiefdom, T...

 Access to clean water is one of the major challenges faced in remote areas in Sierra Leone....

  Memunatu Kamara is a 4th grade student from Makump (Mabum Station). Memunatu was absent...

  In Sierra Leone, the estimated number of snake bites ranges from 48 to 6724 cases per y...

  We are grateful for another successful academic year, which concluded earlier in July. ...

  Rebecca Success Bangura, is a 17-year-old recent graduate of EduNations Senior Secondar...

Last month, EduNations sent a small team to Sierra Leone.  Jana Marshall, from New...

My name is Abass Daniel Fullah, I am 20 years of age and currently in SSS 3 Science.&nb...

  EduNations Hope Academy Senior School (Second) Graduation Ceremony  A ray of...

A community engagement meeting was held on May 12th with the two communities (Mapainda and Maya...

The spark of hope begins in Nursery School.  Students arrive at 3, 4, or 5 years old excit...

    Maseray Kamara is the youngest of four daughters, who lost both of thei...

      On April 9th, EduNations Hope Academy Senior Secondary ...

  “Before coming to EduNations Hope Academy, I was a drug addict and a fana...

In Sierra Leone, there are three national exams that are administered to evaluate students’...

The EduNations boarding home is a program that was designed specifically for our senior seconda...

  Jericho Road Ministries, a medical NGO, and EduNations began partnering in 2015 to addr...

Physical and Health Education focuses on both learning about and learning throu...

  While it may be hard for us to read about it, female genital mutilation (FGM) is still ...

  In Sierra Leone, most girls face cultural stigma and discrimination when they are obser...

  Getting an education in a developing country like Sierra Leone is challenging for both ...

Since the construction of our Senior Secondary School four years ago, our dream has been to ...

  Born and raised in the Republic Democratic of Congo, Christopher Muya, his parents, and...

     Beauty from the Ashes  One year ago today, February 2, 2023, one of t...

  EduNations was happy to receive an award from a grant that our team had submitted to th...

Meet 29 year-old Salma Rubio from Mexico who is serving as a missionary with the EPCSL and volu...

  Collaboration and partnership are keys to propelling development in the rural communiti...

   THE STORYSallu's parents died during the outbreak of Ebola in Sierra Leon...

  While she was still grieving from the loss of her mother, Fatmata L. Kamara was...

    During the holiday break, EduNations students had the opportunity to attend a You...

      Embracing the Spirit of joy, compassion, and togetherne...

Giving Thanks for Water - A Sustainable Water Harvesting Project Launches in Rokassa After nav...

Giving Thanks for Opportunity - SSS1 Students Arrive in Rokassa Senior Secondary School (SSS) ...

Giving Thanks for Education - Massoh's Story  Every day, girls in Sierra Leone drop out o...

    Maha H. Kabia is from the village of Makondeh in the remote northern pa...

We are excited to welcome two great additions to our Psychosocial staff. Mariama Jabbie (left) ...

The “Yayo” (Mama) Weaver Scholarship was just announced to great excitement at this y...

  Summer internships are often a pivotal point in a student's academic journey. They offe...

       The start of a new school year is always an exciting...

  Before I tell you about my internship, allow me to introduce myself! My name is Fatima ...

  In just two weeks, we expect 387 students to arrive EduNations Hope Academy Senior Seco...

EduNations “Education Secretary”, Michael Alusine Turay, is a dedicated advocate fo...

  Here’s the story of a family from the village of Mayatta; how the free education ...

In 2015, Alusine Kanu and his sister, Mariatu were orphaned when Ebola took the lives of both of ...

As the academic year draws to close, students across Sierra Leone are preparing to bid farewell t...

Recently, we asked Kristina Graham to share her sponsorship story.  "Sponsoring childr...

Mariama Jabbie is one of the many extraordinary teachers at EduNations Senior Secondary Boarding ...

Isata Kamara is an SSS2 (11th grade) student who is currently attending EduNations Senior Seconda...

At EduNations, we not only care about the development of our students, but also the development a...

That's right! Awesome people, just like you, are sponsoring 297 nursery, primary, & junior hi...

Every year, thousands of primary school students in Sierra Leone sit for the National Primary Sch...

During the months of March and April, the junior class at Eden Christian Academy took on the goal...

Thanks to the sponsorship and participation of the Presbytery of the Alleghenies, EduNations host...

What’s next for our EduNations students now that they have graduated?  Many of them ha...

Fatmata Turay was born in the village of Rokassa and grew up in a Muslim family. Her grandfather ...

Mamusu Kargbo was one of the proud students who graduated last month from EduNations Senior Secon...

On Monday, April 24th a team from the US, including an EduNations Founder, Board Chairm...

By: Samuel Sesay, EduNations' President On February 2, 2023, a dormitory that hosted 39 students...

Muctar Kamara grew up in the remote village of Fintonia, where access to education was limited. P...

Meet Zainab Bangura. Zainab is one of the 106 students that graduated this week from EduNations S...

Easy access to books is critical for children to learn and for teachers to develop curriculu...

By: Fatu Koroma, EduNations Psychosocial Coordinator There are many days we will never forget at...

The Mayatta school roof construction is completed.  After a windstorm violently tore the roo...

Historically in Sierra Leone, female students lucky enough to attend school have struggled to kee...

Abandoned by her mother and rejected by her father, Fatmata Sesay struggled to find her place in ...

After training a group of young students for a singing competition in Mayatta, Sallu James Mansar...

Introducing....Teacher Sponsorship!   We can't educate students without teachers! We...

February was a tough month as EduNations students and staff in Sierra Leone experienced two disas...

    February was an exciting and bittersweet month for EduNations’ US O...

EduNations is noted for saying, “Educate a child today, change a nation tomorrow.”&nb...

For the past two Christmas seasons, World Vision Sierra Leone (WVSL) has supported EduNations wit...

Rebuilding a country torn by eleven years of civil war takes time, resources, work, and leadershi...

EduNations’ Rokassa 1st-ever “senior class” is focused on the last hurdle in th...

A long-standing, but waning cultural belief in Sierra Leone is that educating children from poor,...

Holiday celebrations are a great way to gratefully mark the successes of the past year, as well b...

By: Isatu Dumbuya Life as a House Parent has been an especially rewarding experience for me. Dur...

Boards of Governors, while a legal requirement in Sierra Leone, also play an important strategic ...

The Sierra Leone government recognizes that non-governmental organizations (NGOs) are critical pa...

With over half of Sierra Leone’s population under the age of 18, child protection issues an...

A key to EduNations’ success has been hiring the best, most qualified candidates available ...

November marked a significant achievement at the Senior Secondary School as a rising 3rd-level cl...

Although EduNations 15 schools are in 6 villages in remote Sierra Leone, many of our children com...

October 11th marked the 10th annual celebration of International Day of the Girl Child. This year...

Thanks to the sponsorship and participation of the Presbytery of the Alleghenies, EduNations host...

In Sierra Leone, the beginning of the Academic year is a time of special financial challenges as ...

Every day, teachers and administrators bear EduNations’ mission to inspire hope in the 3,00...

EduNations believes that every child has the right to live and learn in a safe environment as a c...

National exams are simply a very big deal since a student’s results will determine whether ...

As an early college student when it came time to think about summer plans, I was clueless. I knew...

Summer camps are broadly recognized for their positive impact on young people and Christ-centered...

We are very pleased that EduNations Hope Academy Primary Schools in Fintonia and Mayatta are now ...

While sponsoring a child’s education, it can be said EduNations sponsors actually give hope...

As we pause in the period between the end of the last school year in July and the re-opening of t...

EduNations Microfinance exists to empower individuals and small businesses in Sierra Leone throug...

Sexual and gender-based violence is a prevalent issue in Sierra Leone that affects the daily live...

EduNations seeks to provide comprehensive education to children in under-resourced communities. T...

At the beginning of June, EduNations students took part in Sierra Leone’s National Tree Pla...

Since a good education involves developing critical thinking and problem-solving skills, EduNatio...

Sierra Leone’s National Primary School Examinations (NPSE) are high stakes standardized tes...

The school calendar in Sierra Leone has three vacations: Christmas, Easter, and the summer vacati...

While even people in developed countries can “knock on wood” in superstitious practic...

In developed countries, good community and occupational health and safety practices are well esta...

Since it takes special effort for officials to travel to our schools in the remote regions of Sie...