The local NGO (The Prince Forde Foundation) was established in 2015.

Our mission is to be -

“Working in collaboration with likeminded individuals and institutions in providing educational, community empowerment and health care services for children/youths, the poor and disadvantaged communities; through the establishment of schools, community development programs , health promotion, diagnosis and treatment centers for those of complicating health conditions”.

We -

• Provide health care service delivery for the poor and marginalized communities in Sierra Leone
• Establishment of Schools in poor and remote communities in Sierra Leone
• Empowering young people in Sierra Leone with knowledge and skills to work for themselves and for the self-sufficiency of Sierra Leone.
• Empowering individual young people in Sierra Leone to develop a strong civic sense of responsibility, collaborate regionally, economically, spiritually, culturally and socially.
• Empowering young people in Sierra Leone to organise and relentlessly pursue peace, justice and human rights at all levels for development and self-sufficiency.
• Empowering young people in Sierra Leone to participate in development work through volunteerism, gainful employment and work with young people around the world to make Sierra Leone a destination of choice for youth programs and activities.
• Empowering young people to improve on local initiatives and control over resources that affect them and the communities in which they live.
• Accelerating the development of rural grassroots leadership institutions that promote Youth entrepreneurship, community participation and civic responsibility.
• Organize annual camps that will bring children together for the sharing of experiences and learning new things.

We provide healthcare in an impoverished area in Sierra Leone, Bo called Mendewa. Our aim is to help address the inadequacy and unavailability of medical facilities in the area.
Since formation we have managed to open a community clinic in 2018 and a community Hospital in January 2019 that is providing healthcare to all residents within the our catchment area which has a population of almost 5,000 people.
The community urgently needs clean drinking water wells, as there is no piped water supply, Our aim is to help partner with oversea organisations to help fund this initiative as fifty percent of the visitors who approach the clinic and Hospital for treatment are from contaminated water related illnesses.