NONPROFITS
Child Response - Sierra Leone
How environmental crises are disrupting education, health, and emotional well-being.
Disrupted Education & Stability
Climate change and mental health issues force children out of school, displace families, and break down support systems—harming emotional development.
Mental Health Disorders Rising
Extreme weather triggers PTSD, anxiety, depression, and substance abuse, with long-lasting effects, especially in vulnerable children.
Economic & Physical Strain
Droughts, crop failure, and water shortages worsen poverty and mental distress, particularly affecting farmers and young girls.
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HOW WE HELP
Our Success Story
We aim to reduce the mental health consequences linked to climate change by taking community-driven action—whether it’s through education and awareness, building eco-friendly homes, clearing waterways to prevent flooding, restoring natural habitats, or promoting sustainable farming practices. We believe that through compassion, innovation, and collaboration, we can help children and their communities adapt, heal, and thrive in the face of growing climate challenges.
It is important to note that the effective implementation of this plan requires
rigorous community organization and sensitization on the impacts of
climate change on local livelihoods and other coastal economic sectors.
Sensitization and education are anticipated to change local community-
and policy-level behaviors by demonstrating the direct link between healthy
ecosystems, sustainable livelihoods and climate security. Effective
implementation will require the active support of the Government of Sierra
Leone and development partners and agencies
There is nothing that could be done to salvage the problem of climate change and
mental health that children are suffering from in Sierra Leone if non-
governmental organizations don’t serve as genuine partners in development. Our
organization has considered mitigating the problem of climate change and mental
health in affected communities by sensitization ,improve farming ,clear the
waterways that would prevent flooding, restore nature to absorb more carbon
,reduce waste /plastic try recycling them into bricks and build environmental
friendly homes. This project will be used to complement public policy
implementation & speak to fulfilling the United Nations sustainable development
Goals.
WE HELP AROUND THE WORLD
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Effect of Climate Change and Mental Health on Children
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HELP IS OUR GOAL
What Make Us Different
We Educate
To help people have a better understanding about climate change and mental health.
We Help
To stop vulnerable youth from undertaking dangerous migration journeys to the Mediterranean.
We Build
To create a friendly environment for children by building environmentally friendly homes out of plastics into bricks and clear the waterways and channel it properly to prevent flooding.
We Donate
To restructure the status of the community with the practice of afforestation in avoiding climate change destructions.
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We Work in Sierra Leone
The effect of climate change and mental health has been a problem affecting children in Africa and Sierra Leone to be specific. There may be no greater,
growing threat facing the world’s children and their children than climate
change and mental health. This mounting global crisis has the potential to
undermine many of the gains we have made in child survival and
development and poses even greater dangers ahead.
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