Empowering Communities in Sierra Leone

We are committed to improving lives through Healthcare, Education, Agriculture, and Economic Development.

Madama Salia Sheriff Foundation (MSSF) is a

501(c)(3) Registered Non-profit Charitable Foundation

3461 Naamans Drive

Claymont DE 19703

About Us

The Madama Salia Sheriff Foundation is a non-profit organization committed to addressing poverty and inequality through integrated development programs. We work with communities to design and implement solutions that improve health, education, food security, and economic wellbeing. Our approach focuses on sustainable, community-driven solutions that create lasting impact

Vision

A society where all individuals have access to quality healthcare, education, sustainable livelihoods, and opportunities for a dignified life.

Mission

To improve the lives of vulnerable populations through sustainable programs in healthcare, education, agriculture, humanitarian support,
and economic development.

Core Values

Compassion – We serve with empathy and humanity
Integrity – We uphold transparency and accountability
Sustainability – We promote long-term, impactful solutions
Equity – We prioritize inclusion and fairness
Partnership – We collaborate for greater impact

Our Core Programs

Health and Healthcare Services Improving access to essential healthcare and promoting community health awareness.

Education & Vocational Training Empowering individuals with knowledge and practical skills for self-reliance.

Humanitarian Aid & Disaster Relief Providing life-saving support during emergencies and crises.

Climate-Smart Agriculture
Promoting sustainable farming practices to improve food production and resilience.

Economic Development
Supporting livelihoods and income-generating opportunities.

What We Do

We support and rehabilitate schools to create safe, functional learning environments for children

Clean Water

We build and restore water wells to provide safe, reliable access to clean water. Ensuring Water Safety, Providing access isn’t enough—the water must also be safe. Projects often include water testing, filtration systems, and sanitation measures to reduce the risk of waterborne diseases like Cholera or Typhoid fever. Education on hygiene and safe water storage is also a key compon

Providing clean water to communities means ensuring that people have safe, reliable access to water that is free from harmful contaminants. It’s about protecting health, preventing waterborne diseases, and supporting everyday needs like drinking, cooking, and hygiene. Clean water also empowers communities—helping children attend school regularly, improving livelihoods, and creating a foundation for sustainable development and dignity.

Sustainable Projects

We develop community-based initiatives—like small-scale food production—to support long-term self-sufficiency.