Our 15 branches
Please click on the individual branch for contact.
- BO | Chairman: Rev Umaru L. Koroma
- BONTHE | Chairman: Musa Farma
- FREETOWN | Chairman: Leonard Bundeh
- KABALA | Chairwoman: Fanta Samura
- KAILAHUN | Chairman: Muctaru Kamara
- KENEMA | Chairwoman: Elizabeth H. Vandi
- KOIDU-SEFADU | Chairman: Tamba F. Kpanga
- MAGBURAKA | Chairman: Francis Marvie
- MAKENI | Chairman: Augustine N. Conteh
- MATRU | Chairman: Chief Thomas Sowoni
- MILE 91 | Chairwoman: Fatmata Sesay
- MOYAMBA | Chairwoman: Rev Christiana Dixon
- PORT LOKO | Chairwoman: Kadiatu O. Kanu
- PUJEHUN | Chairwoman: Gloria Sannoh
- WATERLOO | Chairwoman: Pst Rugiatu Kamara
All our 15 branches offer literacy and numeracy courses, six among them (Bo, Waterloo, Mile 91, Bonthe, Pujehun and Makeni) also offer skills training like tailoring, weaving, hair dressing, catering, ceramic and pottery, soap-making, bakery and welding.
Participation in our programmes is voluntary and virtually free. We are targeting young people and adults aged 15 and above. Our curricula are designed to build and enhance skills over a three year period.
Our activities
Our activities take the form of literacy and numeracy classes, education regarding children’s rights and vocational training. Participants learn literacy and numeracy during the first part of the morning. We also teach matters related to:
- Adult Education (Literacy and Numeracy)
- Peace Education
- Democratic Decision-Making
- Gender and Development
- Nutrition
- Health
- HIV/AIDS Prevention
- Human rights
- Non-violent Communication
- Climate Change
Our Centres
The Basic training centres are located in:
The Basic training consists of several courses in literacy and numeracy as well as family planning, self-reflection, situation reflection, project planning, gender equality, climate change …
- Freetown
Chairman: Leonard Bundeh
Contact: freetown.branch@sladea.org
- Kabala
Chairwoman: Fanta Samura
Contact: kabala.branch@sladea.org
You can find our Continuing Education Centres in:
In our CECs (Continuing Education Centres) our learners are being trained in different skills and will be supervised and supported. SLADEA also provides vocational training: it equips learners with skills to earn a living. Learning is linked to production, and production-oriented functionality increases motivation for learning among adults.
- Bo
Vocational training takes place in the afternoon and focuses on the areas of:
Tailoring • Hair-Dressing • Weaving • Soap-Making • Learning Outcome
Chairman: Rev Umaru L. Koroma
Contact: bo.branch@sladea.org
- Bonthe
Vocational training takes place in the afternoon and focuses on the areas of:
Tailoring • Weaving • Learning Outcome
Chairman: Musa Farma
Contact: bonthe.branch@sladea.org
- Makeni
Vocational training takes place in the afternoon and focuses on the areas of:
Tailoring • Hair-Dressing • Catering • Learning Outcome
Chairman: Augustine N. Conteh
Contact: makeni.branch@sladea.org
- Mile 91
Vocational training takes place in the afternoon and focuses on the areas of:
Welding • Catering • Learning Outcome
Chairwoman: Fatmata Sesay
Contact: mile91.branch@sladea.org
- Pujehun
Vocational training takes place in the afternoon and focuses on the areas of:
Tailoring • Learning Outcome
Chairwoman: Gloriah Sannoh
Contact: pujehun.branch@sladea.org
- Waterloo
Vocational training takes place in the afternoon and focuses on the areas of:
Ceramic and Pottery • Learning Outcome
Chairwoman: Pst Rugiatu Kamara
Contact: waterloo.branch@sladea.org
