Community education & engagement
Health literacy, culturally appropriate information, youth participation and peer support are central to the planned programme approach.
Follow the development of MCHF’s programme priorities in Sierra Leone. Confirmed projects identify the districts, communities and partners involved.

Projects and initiatives will be published as programme implementation develops.
Explore our strategyThese are planned ways of working drawn from the 2027–2031 framework. Confirmed project details will be published separately.
Health literacy, culturally appropriate information, youth participation and peer support are central to the planned programme approach.
Community-to-facility referral, follow-up and awareness of available services connect health promotion with practical access to care.
Mentorship, quality improvement and institutional partnerships support frontline health workers and sustainable local systems.
A strategic priority sets a direction. A confirmed project brings that direction into a defined implementation context with agreed responsibilities and resources.

A useful project description explains the issue, intended participants, programme area and where the work takes place.
Implementation details describe what will happen, who is responsible and how community and institutional partners contribute.
Project reporting should distinguish activities delivered from outcomes observed, and explain the evidence behind any claim.
Framework: MCHF Strategic Plan 2027–2031 and institutional memorandum. This introduction explains the approach; it does not report completed programme results.
Read the strategic framework