We're expanding education in Sierra Leone, Africa - one school, one teacher, one child at a time. Help us build schools, provide materials, and much more. ππΌ
π 1 WEEK TO GO!
Next Saturday, October 17, join us as we celebrate the teachers making a difference every day across Sierra Leone. πΈπ±β€οΈ
Together, letβs invest in those who invest in children.
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The Transformation in the Classroom
"Participating in the Learning Foundation training has brought so much impact to our school - lesson planning before teaching, high student participation in the classroom, and high performance of students in their exit exams.
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One Teacher, Three Classrooms
"Some of the challenges my teachers face are that they are not paid by the government. The majority are volunteers."
Musa Conteh Head Teacher, S.D.A. Primary School, Maforeka
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β° 2 WEEKS TO GO!
Join us in 2 weeks for It Starts with a Teacher as we continue investing in the people shaping Sierra Leoneβs future. πΈπ±
π October 17th, 2026
β° 4:00 PM
π The Swedish Club | 1920 Dexter Avenue North, Seattle, WA 98109
ποΈ Tickets: $150
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Loving the Work Beyond the Struggle
"I spend a lot of time in school. When I get home, I have to do my work, so there is not enough time for me to do anything. Despite all the challenges, I love to teach and I like the job as a teacher."
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"My name is Mariatu Emmanuela Conteh. I am a teacher at S.D.A Primary School, Makali. I am in charge of Class Three, and I teach all the subjects. A typical day as a teacher, when I wake up, I take my bath, make breakfast for my family, and prepare to go to school.
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For far too long, many teachers in Sierra Leone have stepped into classrooms without the training and resources they need to help every child succeed.
We're working to change that.
Join us:
π Oct 17th
β°4:00 PM
πThe Swedish Club, Seattle
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Cut Off in the Last Mile
"For teachers and pupils, the distance is not easy. With all these sufferings, the salary is not enough, although I am a PIN-coded teacher."
Stand behind dedicated teachers like Hassan today!
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Going the Extra Mile
"Before I go home, I make sure that the knowledge I am passing or impacting to the children is gained by each and every one of them during the day."
Hassan Kamara Class Six Teacher, S.D.A. Primary School, Makali
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Sacrificing Life for the Classroom
"My name is Hassan Kamara. I am a teacher at S.D.A Primary School, Makali. I am teaching Class Six, and I teach all the subjects. As a teacher, when I wake up in the morning, I prepare my school materials before I come to school."
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Everything Connects to a Teacher
"One important message I would like to send to the world is about the importance of teachers. Teachers, to me, are the first priority in life. Everything that human beings can do is made possible through a teacher.
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The Spark That Keeps Me GoingΒ
"What gives me motivation to come to school is the training I received from TLF. They have impacted so much knowledge in me for me to continue this learning process in my school and in my class."
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In just 1οΈβ£ Month we'll gather for an evening celebrating the people who make education possible - teachers.
Join us!
October 17th, 2026
4:00 PM
The Swedish Club | 1920 Dexter Avenue North, Seattle, WA 98109
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Sharing What Little I Have
"There are some pupils who come to school without lunch. If I have one, two or three bills, I encourage those pupils who don't have lunch by giving them something to eat, so I encourage them to continue.
Idrissa Bangura - Teacher
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"My name is Idrissa Bangura - a teacher at the Seventh-day Adventist Primary School, Maforeka, Sierra Leone.
On the way to school, if I have transport, I can take a bike, If I don't have transport, I walk."
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Save the Date!π
Join Schools for Salone as we come together to support the teachers making quality education possible in Sierra Leone's last-mile communities.
ποΈ Tickets: $125 Early-Bird (Rate valid through Sept 2nd, 2026; $
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"As a head teacher of this school, we face a lot of challenges, especially in terms of feeding all the teachers in the school. We are not paid by the government. We are voluntary teachers."
Mohamed Nelly Koroma Head Teacher, S.D.A. Primary School, Masosingbi
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Who Will Stand Up to Teach?
"If one of my students watched my video, one thing they will remember about me is that Ms. Jalloh does not joke with attendance. And some are going to say Ms. Jalloh is a very hardworking teacher
Help us support teachers like Ms. Jalloh!
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Kept Going by a Certificate
"Despite all the challenges, my aim is to become a professional teacher. I give a big thanks to School for Salone because they helped me to afford my education and get my certificate. This has kept me going in the classroom."
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Teaching in the Dark on an Empty Stomach.
"Teaching in a last-mile community is very difficult because there are a lot of constraints while living in this community. There is no light. If I want to prepare my lesson notes, I don't have light.
Salamatu Jalloh
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