ABOUT US
Pikin-To-Pikin Movement is a Child-Centred Community Development National Non-Governmental Organization based in Sierra Leone. The organisation was founded in 1994, during one of the most difficult chapters in Sierra Leone's history: a rebel war that made protecting children's rights more urgent than ever.
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Pikin-To-Pikin Movement was created to give children the tools they were missing in Sierra Leone. Our goal is to strengthen children's capacity to take an active role in their development and the promotion of their rights.
8,681
People reached and treated for malaria in marginalised communities during our 2024 health outreach.
4,092
Adolescent girls empowered through safe space meetings and life skills training.
1,860
Children directly supported through child-friendly school clubs and protection training in 2024 alone.
+15K
Lives impacted since our founding.
Our Comittment to Children in Numbers
Our Method
We work through child-to-child approaches, ensure community participation, collaborate closely with our partners, and integrate children in their own development.
We involve communities in the development and implementation of their projects.
We use Child-to-Child methodologies to maximise children's participation in projects.
We serve as implementing partners for donor agencies locally and internationally.
We use Direct Program Implementation, incorporating games, sports and play.
We network and build partnerships for interventions, and we advocate for children's rights.
Our Method
We work through child-to-child approaches, ensure community participation, collaborate closely with our partners, and integrate children in their own development.
We involve communities in the development and implementation of their projects.
We use Child-to-Child methodologies to maximise children's participation in projects.
We serve as implementing partners for donor agencies locally and internationally.
We use Direct Program Implementation, incorporating games, sports and play.
We network and build partnerships for interventions, and we advocate for children's rights.
The family and the child welfare system both have specific responsibilities, but society at large shares the responsibility for promoting healthy human growth and development.
