The most important aspect of the Project1808 model is community participation. At every level of our programs and interventions we make sure that the voices and needs of community members are being addressed. To guarantee community involvement we hold regular town hall meetings and work closely with students organizations, supporting the projects and initiatives that are most important to them.
Make a Donation to Project 1808
Project1808 has been registered in the United States as an official 501(c)(3) tax-exempt non-profit organization since 2011. This means that all donations to Project1808 can be listed as charitable donations on federal tax returns in the United States of America. You can donate directly to Project1808 using the Paypal link below. Alternatively, you can contact us at [email protected] to make arrangements to make a one-time or recurring donation.
Community Town Hall Meetings
At the core of our sustainable community model is an investment in relevant stake holders, 
community members and community scholars and experts. We especially make it a point to always include local market business women because even though they are often neglected in community decisions by community leaders and other NGOs, we have found that these women play vital roles in the advancement of the community and are armed with a wealth of knowledge on varying issues. We host town hall meetings to hear from the community what they believe to be the areas of improvement in the community and how the community partnership with Project1808 can help address and find solutions to those issues. We continue to receive tremendous positive feedback from members who participate in these sessions.
Student Clubs
Through Project 1808, our students have organized themselves into a network of student clubs representing the various schools in the community that our students attend. Through this network, students are working together to organize events and working together to find new ways they can support their community.
Through these clubs, students have organized several events and projects including a district-wide debate on the state of the education system in Sierra Leone. They were also instrumental in identifying the need for more wells in neighboring communities and they continue to volunteer with our Wata for Wellbodi initiative.
