EduNations Psychological and Social Support Program
EduNations’ Psychological and Social Support Program is dedicated to promoting the emotional well-being, safety, and holistic development of students within the communities we serve. This comprehensive program addresses both the psychosocial challenges and practical needs that impact children’s ability to thrive in school and life.
Key initiatives include advocacy and education on important social issues such as speaking out against Female Genital Mutilation (FGM), advocating for girls’ rights to education, promoting children’s rights, and raising awareness about the dangers of early marriage, teen pregnancy, and drug use and abuse. The program also strongly encourages regular school attendance as a critical factor for academic success and personal growth. These initiatives engage not only students but also parents and community members, fostering a supportive environment for positive change.
In addition to advocacy, the program addresses essential practical needs by providing Female Sanitary Kits to support girls’ health and dignity, as well as offering counseling services and orphan care to students who require emotional support or specialized care due to loss or hardship.
This program is overseen by EduNations’ trained Social Workers, who collaborate closely with Child Protection Agents stationed at each school. Together, they ensure that students receive the necessary psychosocial support, protection, and guidance to overcome challenges and succeed both academically and personally.
By integrating education, practical assistance, and compassionate care, EduNations’ Psychological and Social Support Program plays a vital role in empowering students and strengthening families and communities.
Pillars: Psychosocial Development
At just 18 years old, Adama Mohamed Dumbuya is already defying the odds stacked against her. Adama comes from Fintonia Village in northern Sierra Leone and belongs to the Susu ethnic group. As the eighth of twelve children in a large, l...
My name is Adama S. Kamara. I am 19 years old and currently in SSS3 Arts at EduNations Senior Secondary School in Rokassa. I come from Gbenekoro Village in Sengbeh Chiefdom, Koinadugu District—a remote and challenging...
At just 13 years old, Kadijatu Kargbo is already a shining example of courage and determination. A Junior Secondary School 7th grade (JSS1) student at EduNations Hope Academy in Mapainda, she com...
Augustine Major Conteh, a 14-year-old from Mayatta Village, is a bright and determined ninth-grade student at the EduNations Hope Academy Junior Secondary School in Mapainda. He hails from the Loko ethnic group of Sierra Leone and was born into a ...
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