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Welcome to SLUSC

Where helping African families in poverty is our specialty and our number one priority.

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With the help of the public,

We are fortunate enough to make donations to over twenty families within the African community monthly. We encourage those that are fortunate enough to donate to please do so.

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At SLUSC

Our mission is to make sure that families in Africa are not left to struggle for food, water, clothes, and shelter at any time regardless of high poverty level.

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Sierra Leone U.S Connection

 

Approximately 60 percent of Sierra Leoneans live below the national poverty line. Remaining among the world’s poorest nations, ranking 180 out of 187 countries in the Human Development Index, more than 60 percent of Sierra Leoneans live on less than $1.25 a day.

 

Sierra Leone remains heavily dependent on foreign aid. Although positive economic growth has steadily occurred over the past decade since the end of the civil war, Sierra Leone continues to rely on foreign aid. About 50 percent of public investment programs are financed by external resources.

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Our Team

SLUSC is a nonprofit charity organization that believes caring for others should be spread all around the world.

We believe together, we can make a difference by helping those in need.

Dominicma Surgers

Public Relations

Theresa Kamara

Shipping Coordinator

Abubakar Sesay

Sierra Leone Branch Manager 

Theresa Nuhad Warrak

Chief Executive

Ngadie Kamara

CEO

Happy Families

My father is Blind I can’t go to school because I have to care for him. Thanks to SLUC we can eat for today, and they’re teaching me to read and write.

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Adama Conteh

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Adama Sankoh

Thanks to SLUSC my kids would not go to sleep hungry, they provide us with clean drinking water and food.

Thanks to SLUSC for building a well in our town. Now we have easy access to clean drinking water

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Mohamed Bangura

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Education in Sierra Leone has been a challenge. The devastating Sierra Leone civil war that lasted from 1991 to 2000 took the nation’s education system as an early casualty, wiping out 1,270 Primary schools and forcing 67% of all school aged children out of school. Through donations SLUSC have been able to provide school materials and teachers to help educate the youth.