In Sierra Leone, a transformative humanitarian mission is underway under the leadership of Premiere-General Emmanuel Abu Bakarr Turay, the Head of Children of Moses Village across the African continent. The organization has launched an ambitious project focused on the registration and data collection of the most vulnerable orphaned children those who have lost both parents and live in extreme poverty.
This national initiative, spearheaded by Premiere-General Turay and his dedicated team at the Children of Moses Village Headquarters, aims to create a professional and transparent database of orphaned children throughout Sierra Leone. The purpose of the project is not only to document these children but to lay the foundation for their protection, support, education, sponsorship, and empowerment.
The Children of Moses Village team is working relentlessly across Sierra Leone, from the northern provinces to the southern, eastern, and western regions. With the support of volunteers, coordinators, and community representatives, the organization is identifying and registering children who face unimaginable poverty, many of whom have no parental support or basic needs for survival.
This effort ensures that every orphan, whether from rural villages, urban slums, or remote mountainous communities can be included in the national orphan database, enabling future care and support.
The initiative is being carried out in collaboration with the Ministry of Social Welfare, the Ministry of Gender and Children’s Affairs, and other key governmental and non-governmental bodies. These partnerships ensure the registration process adheres to the highest standards of transparency and accountability.
Furthermore, Premiere-General Turay and his team are working closely with local leaders including kings, paramount chiefs, town chiefs, youth leaders, and women’s groups who help identify genuine orphans in their communities. These traditional authorities play an integral role in the program’s success.
To maintain the integrity of the registration process, each orphan is verified with supporting documentation, such as birth certificates and death certificates of deceased parents. This meticulous process ensures that only eligible orphans are included in the database and benefit from future support programs.
Premiere-General Emmanuel Abu Bakarr Turay and his team are known for their unwavering commitment to honesty, integrity, and transparency. Their work is driven by love, faith, and dedication to humanity. Every record collected, every child registered, and every partnership established reflects the values of righteousness, accountability, and service to both God and the nation.
The Children of Moses Village Headquarters in Sierra Leone maintains the highest standards of professionalism in data management and humanitarian outreach. Their vision is clear: to establish a global database for orphans and widows, starting in Sierra Leone and extending throughout Africa.
Children of Moses Village is more than just an organization; it is a family of compassion and hope. The organization provides love, care, education, spiritual support, and opportunities for orphaned children to live meaningful lives and build brighter futures.
Their mission is to transform despair into hope, ensuring that no child is left behind due to poverty or loss. The goal is to raise a generation of strong, educated, and purpose-driven leaders, not only for Sierra Leone but for the entire African continent.
The Children of Moses Village invites global partners, donors, organizations, and individuals to join this sacred mission. Under the leadership of Premiere-General Emmanuel Abu Bakarr Turay, the Children of Moses Village strives to ensure that every orphaned child has a name, a face, a home, and a future. Together, we can create a world where these children rise from neglect and despair to opportunities filled with hope.
