By Millicent Senava Mannah
In a heartfelt ceremony hosted by Mariatu Sesay, the CEO of Kadiatu A Mother’s Love Foundation, the tireless dedication of volunteers and leaders from two of Sierra Leone’s most impactful charity organizations was celebrated. The event honored the invaluable contributions of the Sick Pikin Project and Social Workers Sierra Leone, acknowledging the critical role they play in community service across the country.
Mariatu Sesay, a passionate advocate for social change, expressed her profound admiration for the leadership and commitment demonstrated by Ishmeal Alfred Charles and Hassan Koroma, the leaders of these organizations. “I am truly impressed with the dedication these gentlemen show in their work,” Mariatu Sesay remarked, her voice filled with sincerity. “They are not only devoted to their respective missions but also provide invaluable support to my organization.”
The ceremony, which brought together volunteers and key figures from both organizations, served as an important occasion to honor the selfless individuals who devote their time and energy to improving the lives of those in need. While acknowledging her own efforts from afar, Mariatu Sesay emphasized how the collaboration with these groups has played a crucial role in advancing the mission of her Foundation. “The partnership and collaboration we share are remarkable and I am delighted to be part of it,” she noted, recognizing the essential role these alliances have played in furthering the Foundation’s work.
Kadiatu A Mother’s Love Foundation is dedicated to creating a lasting, positive impact within the community and Mariatu Sesay firmly believes in the importance of recognizing leadership that drives these efforts. “The leadership of Ishmeal Alfred Charles and Hassan Koroma has made a significant difference and it is important to recognize their efforts and say thank you in this special way,” she explained, acknowledging that the work of these men has not only benefitted their respective organizations but has also advanced the Foundation’s own initiatives.
While the event was a celebration of individual leadership, it also underscored the wider importance of community collaboration in tackling the challenges faced by vulnerable populations in Sierra Leone. By coming together, local organizations, volunteers and leaders have formed a network of support that provides essential services to those who need it most. “My Foundation is deeply thankful for their service. Together, we can continue to make a meaningful impact in the lives of those we serve,” Mariatu Sesay concluded, expressing her heartfelt appreciation for those who make the Foundation’s mission possible.
The recognition of these community heroes stands as a testament to the power of partnership, teamwork and collective action in improving the lives of the most vulnerable in Sierra Leone. Through their continued dedication and collaboration, they have set an example for all to follow, inspiring a future where communities rise together to meet the needs of their people.
