Soap Making Skills Training

The “Hand Washing Liquid Soap Skills Training for Women Leaders” project, implemented by Women for Tomorrow-SL (W4T-SL), aimed to equip local women leaders with practical, life-saving hygiene skills to combat the spread of infectious diseases such as monkeypox, diarrhea, and other communicable illnesses. In response to rising health concerns in underserved communities, the project provided intensive hands-on training on the production of liquid soap, emphasizing its critical role in hand hygiene and disease prevention. By focusing on women leaders, the initiative strategically leveraged their influence within communities to promote sustainable hygiene practices and public health awareness.

A total of 50 women leaders from various local communities participated in the training sessions, where they learned step-by-step techniques for producing affordable, high-quality liquid soap using locally available materials. At the end of the program, each participant received a comprehensive start-up kit, enabling them to replicate the training within their own networks. This cascading model of knowledge transfer is designed to multiply the impact of the intervention, empowering hundreds of additional women and households with the skills and tools to maintain hygiene and protect community health. The project not only promotes disease prevention but also enhances women's economic empowerment through potential income-generating activities.

Green Women Initiative 

This project mobilizes women volunteers to take the lead in community-driven climate actions. It encourages their involvement in various activities such as tree planting and waste management, while also providing education on sustainable land use practices. By engaging women in environmental stewardship, the initiative not only addresses climate change but also fosters a sense of community as women unite to protect and nurture their local environment.

Micro Financing for Women Traders

Women for Tomorrow–SL (W4T-SL) provides hope through its microfinancing program, aimed at empowering women traders in the rural western district of Freetown, Sierra Leone. By offering small loans to market women who face financial barriers, the initiative enables them to manage their businesses with dignity and purpose. Weekly gatherings foster a supportive environment for learning about financial literacy and business management. Ultimately, W4T-SL not only finances businesses but also cultivates futures, enhances confidence, and strengthens community bonds, demonstrating that empowering women benefits the entire marketplace, homes, and the community as a whole.

Career Mentoring Initiative for Children in Rural Freetown Areas

The Career Mentoring Initiative for children in Sierra Leone aims to provide guidance and support for young individuals as they navigate their future career paths. This initiative recognizes the unique challenges faced by children in Sierra Leone, including limited access to educational resources and professional networks. By connecting them with mentors from various fields, the program seeks to inspire, motivate, and offer practical advice to help these children pursue their aspirations and develop skills that will benefit them in the workforce. Overall, the initiative strives to empower the next generation and improve their opportunities for success.

Help Women in the marketplace flourish.

Aimed at women engaged in informal trading, this microfinance program offers financial assistance and skills training to market women. With this support, women can increase their profits, grow their businesses, and improve their understanding of financial management. The initiative also works to enhance market infrastructure, creating safer and more efficient environments for these women to conduct their daily commerce. This holistic approach encourages entrepreneurship and economic independence for women traders

Girls Stay in School

This intervention tackles the challenges that hinder girls' education, such as financial barriers, early marriage, and lack of sanitary products. The project provides essential learning materials, sanitary supplies, and mentorship and family support programs. By addressing these issues, it aims to keep girls enrolled in school and actively engaged in their education, paving the way for a brighter future.