Voices United. Rights Defended.
We amplify voices, defend rights, and demand justice.
Driven by action. Powered by community.
Theme: Empowering Girls Today, Building Leaders for Tomorrow
Every girl deserves the tools, resources and opportunities to learn, dream and succeed. Together, let's equip her today and inspire her tomorrow.
Every girl who received a back-to-school kit shared a message in her own words.
A society where women and children enjoy full rights, dignity, and protection across every community in Sierra Leone.
To advocate for and protect women's and children's rights through education, advocacy, and community engagement — working alongside government, civil society, and communities.
We work to prevent gender-based violence across communities through awareness, survivor support, and advocacy for stronger enforcement of Sierra Leone's protection laws.
Every child deserves to grow up safe. We engage communities, families, and institutions to uphold the Child Rights Act (2007) and protect children from abuse and exploitation.
We support women to know their rights, access resources, and take leadership roles in their communities, grounded in the Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment Act (2022).
Education is the most powerful tool for lasting change. We advocate for girls' continued access to quality schooling and work to remove the barriers that push them out.
Real change requires systems change. We engage government, legislators, and institutions to strengthen the laws and enforcement mechanisms that protect women and children.
Our work is anchored in the Constitution of Sierra Leone (1991) and four key pieces of legislation forming the national framework for protecting the rights of women and children.
The General Assembly is our supreme decision-making body. Day-to-day operations are managed by an Executive Committee spanning leadership, programme, and safeguarding roles.
All funds are lawfully acquired and properly accounted for. Annual financial reports and independent audits maintain transparency with members, partners, and the public.
Amendments require a two-thirds majority. Upon dissolution, all assets transfer to a similar registered NGO in Sierra Leone.
HerRights Alliance Network maintains absolute zero tolerance for child abuse and exploitation. All concerns are reported immediately to the appropriate authorities.
All staff, volunteers, and members must report any suspected abuse or exploitation to the appropriate authorities without delay. There is no internal handling of such cases.
Every person who works with HerRights Alliance Network must adhere strictly to child protection laws and our Code of Conduct. Violations result in immediate action.
All members act with integrity, respect human rights, avoid discrimination, protect confidentiality, and comply with national and organisational safeguarding standards.
Membership is open to any individual who supports our aims and agrees to abide by the Constitution, By-Laws, and Code of Conduct.
Contact us by phone, email, or through our social media pages.
All members agree to uphold our governing documents and safeguarding standards.
Add your voice to a growing community of advocates for women's and children's rights in Sierra Leone.
Whether you want to join, partner with us, report a concern, or learn more — we want to hear from you.
Freetown, Sierra Leone
herrightsalliancenetwork@gmail.com
+23279863679 | (079) 863679
@herrights_alliancenetwork