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Goals

Strategic Goals for Sierra Leone

  • Provide 20,000 jobs in five years through agricultural and factory production.
  • To make available agricultural knowledge and techniques that will increase yield of various crops.
  • To grow, process, and market agricultural products locally and internationally (cut out unnecessary middle men).
  • To use agricultural products as food, fuel, and raw materials for factory production (example: peanuts are a source of food, fuel, and raw material for beauty products and hundreds of other underutilized uses).
  • The use of renewable energy (such as peanut oil as a replacement of diesel fuel) will ensure a reliable source of energy for all levels of production as well as transportation for workers.
  • To primarily enable African women to financial independence; as they are globally known to be courageous, strong willed, and independent.
  • To open clinics that is operated by local doctors and nurses that not only provide healthcare, but to teach preventive medicine and to outreach into the community so that people that are homebound can be properly treated and cared for.

 

Facts

  • It is a known fact that handouts do not work; if they worked, the billions of dollars in donations given to non-profits would’ve ended the vicious cycle of dependency in third world nations. But instead of the problems getting better, there is a pressing need for more and more donations every day since millions of children slip through cracks everyday; dying every second from preventable and easily curable diseases.

 

  • Non-profits are allowing millions of children to slip through cracks in the system while millions of dollars are being donated annually.

    Most non-profits use their donations by re-donating to individuals or other organizations without any accountability.

    (Read link below for more information of non-profit accountability)

  • Most non profits raise millions of dollars annually; the cost to construct infrastructure that will provide permanent reliable electricity in over 20 districts in an African country is less than $3 million.

  • Funds raised so locals can drink clean water for a limited period of time unless donations keep pouring in exceeds 10 million dollars. The cost to construct permanent infrastructure for permanent clean water supply in 20 districts in an African country does not exceed 5 million dollars.

Quotes

“Anger isn’t always bad for the soul; anger with an affirmative goal is best for the soul".

Yandouba Monahan

Health Care Community Outreach

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