- 500 Children celebrate the Day of the African Child
Over 500 enthusiastic primary school pupils from across Warwick District came together on Tuesday, 17th June, to celebrate the International Day of the African Child in a joyful and educational event that highlighted cultural diversity and global friendship.
Developing the Health Link
Following her visit to Bo, Dr Nnedi Dede-Konkwo met Warwick Rotary to present the findings of her needs assessment.
Owl has also had discussions with South Warwickshire Health Trust and Warwick University and there is potential for co-operation with Njala University in Sierra Leone. We are still at the planning stage but there is great potential in the linkHealth Visit to Bo
Dr Nnedi Dede-Konkwo made a scoping visit to identify and establish the important areas and health needs of the people in Bo District for possible collaboration and facilitation by OWL Health Link. She connected with key stakeholders in health in Bo on behalf of the health link and visited peripheral health centres and community health centers in Bo and try to understand the issues they face.
- Transforming Education in Bo OWL Schools
Five One World Link schools in Bo will receive training and mentoring in a year-long programme. Working with Educaid, the aim is to improve teaching and learning, ensure higher levels of literacy and numeracy, reduce absenteeism and improve community involvement.
OWL Youth rebrand the Bo Centre
The Youth team in Bo have produced new branding materials to relaunch the OWL Centre and a multi-purpose venue. They have issued promitional pictures and produced jingles for the local radio. The offer a range of services and facilites. As a venue, they plan to attract wedding receptions, meetings, worshops, dinners and parties. They have … Continue reading “OWL Youth rebrand the Bo Centre”
President Bio joins Bo schools celebrating Education Week
President Bio joins Bo schools celebrating Education Week Schools in Bo celebrated Education Week with a march past, cultural events and performances. The programme for the International Day of Education on 24th January 2024 was “Learning for Lasting Peace”. President Maada Bio, speaking at the event, said “I must, on behalf of a grateful nation, … Continue reading “President Bio joins Bo schools celebrating Education Week”
