My name is Yellie Sesay born at Konkoba village, Wara Wara Yagala chiefdom, Koinadugu district. I am attending the Konkoba R. C. primary school. It was on a Monday morning when I was off from school to visit my parent at the farm site to help them in bird scaring, Konkoba being a mountainous terrain, I was coming down one of the hills when I fell and fractured my right leg. My parent took me to a herbalist that was treating me in the community, after prolong treatment my foot got rot and I was taken to Kabala were my foot was amputated.
That same year Little Steps came to my rescue, they took me to Makeni and bought me prosthesis which I am currently using.
Currently I am with a hospitality home in Freetown continuing with my schooling and Little Step is helping me with school items and money. I want to thank Little Steps organization management that provided me with this opportunity, without their intervention I would have stayed in the village as a dropout.

Yellie Sesay

STUDENT

My name is Samba Hathuma Kamara and I am a 12 year school boy, born in Bafodia community, Wara Yagala Chiefdom, Koinadugu district. My parents are peasant rice farmers and my father also taps palm wine in addition to the farming. Every day after school I remove my uniform and go to meet my parents at the farm. One day on arrival at the farm there was no food available, being hungry I decided to climb a nearby mango trees to pick mangoes to eat when I fell down and fracture my left upper leg. I was with the fracture for almost two
years when Little Steps came in, took me to Kabala and Makeni respectively to cure my injury. Now I can walk as usual with no problem. I want to thank Little Steps for the humanitarian gesture.

Samba Hathuma Kamara

STUDENT

I am Veronica Damore Mansaray born in Kabala town, Koinadugu district. My parent sells palm wine and palm oil on a daily basis. I have been working as a nursing volunteer for about 11 years because I had no support to continue with my medical studies. It was in 2021 that Little Steps organization gave me a three year scholarship that made me go through my medical course at the Ernest Bai Koroma University Science and Technology. Now I have completed my
course and graduated as State Registered Nurse (SRN). I will want thank Little Step for their timely intervention in my life. Without their intervention I would been working as volunteer nurse up to date.

Veronica Damore Mansaray

NURSING VOLUNTEER