Global Foundation Network Launches Nationwide Census for Drug victims in Sierra Leone age 8-18 , We’re Mapping the Crisis to Build a Pathway Recovery.

The Global Foundation Network (GFN) has launched a nationwide census survey to assess the growing impact of drug abuse in Sierra Leone, with a primary focus on the alarming rise in kush addiction. 

Reaching Out to Schools to Understand How Drug Abuse Is Impacting Pupils Aged 8–18

From Classrooms to the Streets  GFN's Youth Census Exposes How Drug Abuse Is Robbing Sierra Leonean Children Ages 8–18 of Education, Shelter, and a Future

No Child Left Behind GFN Investigates the Impact of Drug Abuse 

DR SAMUEL HENRY COKER LEADING HIS TEAM, MAPPING THE KUSH CRISIS  TO BUILD A PATHWAY RECOVERY.

We met a bright young man — a graduate from Fourah Bay College and a talented rapper — whose dreams were derailed by the influence of a friend. Today, he battles kush addiction. His story is one of many, and it reminds us how easily potential can be lost.

This is why we act. This is why we care.

#GlobalFoundationNetwork #KushCrisis #ReclaimOurYouth #SierraLeone #FromHopeToHelp 

This data is a wake-up call,” said a spokesperson for GFN. “Our children are the future, yet many are being destroyed by a crisis that thrives in silence. We cannot allow drug addiction to rob another generation.” 

MEET AUGUSTIN KAMARA KUSH VICTIM, SHARING HIS STORY !!!

VICTIMS EXPLAINING THE DIFFERENT KIND OF KUSH THEY'VE BEEN CONSUMING

DATA VALIDATION AND CERTIFICATION OF SURVEYORS

GLOBAL FOUNDATION NETWORK WAS INVITED ON NATIONAL DRUG AWARENESS CONFERENCE, DR SAMUEL HENRY COKER CHIEF EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR EXPLAIN WHAT'S IS A REHAB CENTER AND HOW IT SUPPOSE TO LOOK LIKE, HE BREAK DOWN THE STEPS THAT WILLL HELP US ACHIEVE SUCCESS AGAIST DRUG ABUSE