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CEEPARD Supports 2,500 Vulnerable Children with Learning Materials in Waterloo

Publisher report1 reportUpdated 30 Sept 2026, 1:26 pmroutine · 36/100
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The Center for Empowerment, Education, Peace and Agriculture for Rural Development (CEEPARD) Sierra Leone, in collaboration with its partners, has concluded the sixth edition of its Summer School Livelihood Support Programme, reaching 2,500 less-privileged children and women-led households across communities in the Western Area Rural District. The 2026 programme ended on Tuesday, September 22, with [...] The post CEEPARD Supports 2,500 Vulnerable Children with Learning Materials in Waterloo first appeared on The Calabash Newspaper.

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