In a bid to ignite positive change within Sierra Leone’s communities, George Benjamin English, the CEO and founder of the Each One Reach One and Save One campaign, has launched a groundbreaking movement through the Sierra Leone Broadcasting Corporation (SLBC). This powerful campaign, unveiled via SLBC’s widely popular Wey Yus program, aims to promote community involvement, social responsibility, and collective action to uplift society as a whole.
The Each One Reach One and Save One campaign highlights the significant impact individual actions can have in sparking widespread positive change within communities, as emphasized by George Benjamin English. By encouraging each person to extend a helping hand to someone in need, the initiative seeks to create a ripple effect of collective goodwill, ultimately improving the lives of those facing various challenges in Sierra Leone.
The Wey Yus program, a mainstay on SLBC, will offer a platform for hosts and guests to engage in discussions about critical social issues. Topics will range from poverty alleviation to education, healthcare, community development, and feature success stories of local individuals and organizations already making a difference in their communities.
As the Each One Reach One and Save One campaign continues to grow, SLBC’s Wey Yus program will remain instrumental in educating the public, rallying support, and inspiring citizens to actively engage in helping others. The program will feature recurring segments designed to motivate individuals to take action, get more involved in their communities, and collaborate to build a united and prosperous Sierra Leone.
Tune in to SLBC’s Wey Yus program and be part of this transformative movement. Your participation in the Each One Reach One and Save One campaign could be the spark for meaningful, lasting change in the lives of others across Sierra Leone.
