Campaign For Children Sierra Leone

OUR OBJECTIVE
The organization’s aim is to contribute and advocate for a collective response to the plights of children in Sierra Leone. In pursuance of this aim and recognising the moral obligations of individuals and groups in communities and societies, this organization adopts as its mandate human right standards that aims to promote awareness and solicits support towards addressing the sufferings of children. OUR GOALS:
1) To give a sense of hope to children through humanitarian aid, education and counselling
2) To assist children in utilizing their potentials and becoming productive citizens
3) To advocate for the wellbeing of children in Sierra Leone
4) To network and partner with other organizations/institutions in promoting and protecting the rights of children as enshrined in national and international human right documents.
5) To promote the educational development and welfare of children
6) To strengthen the relationship between parents and children
7) To sensitize people about the plights of deprived children
8) To encourage and/or foster reunification and reconciliation of broken families for the wellbeing of children
9) To encourage and counsel children to become productive in all aspects of their lives
10) To create awareness about the dangers of teenage pregnancy and proffer solutions to mitigate the scourge
11) To develop policies aiming at reducing/ addressing infant mortality
12) To advocate for the implementation of laid down policies for addressing the problem of infant mortality
13) To raise concerns against issues of violence against children including domestic and non-domestic.
14) To protect children from abuse and neglect
15) To work towards protecting children against human trafficking
16) To trace street children and help in transforming their lives through counselling, education and humanitarian aid
17) To advocate for the eradication of alcohol and drug abuse among children
18) To undertake researches on issues affecting children and proffer solutions and recommendations to address them.