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Next Chance

Next Chance is a community-based organization that is dedicated to supporting former inmates in their reintegration into society. They provide skills training, employment opportunities, and support for increased livelihoods, with the ultimate goal of reducing recidivism and promoting peaceful and productive citizenship. Through their innovative approach, Next Chance is making a real difference in the lives of those who have paid their debt to society and are seeking a fresh start. Next Chance operates a vocational training center to equip former inmates and vulnerable young women with practical skills that will help them find meaningful employment. Additionally, they engage in waste management and plastic recycling, working to protect the environment and create economic opportunities for their beneficiaries. Through these diverse initiatives, Next Chance is empowering individuals and communities while advancing important social and environmental goals. Nest Chance is currently located at Ben During drive, New Jersey, Makama, Makeni. The Next Chance motto is “rehabilitate to reform”. Next Chance is registered with the Makeni City Council and the Bombali District Council.

Headquarter Country

Sierra Leone

Geographies served

Sierra Leone

Issue areas addressed

Circular Economy

Communities served

Environment, Offenders and reoffenders, Women

Happy to support with

Funding Support
Mentoring and Other Soft Skills
Operational Support

SDGS FOCUS

SDG 15 - Life on Land

SDG 17 - Partnerships to achieve the Goal

Collaborators

Alimamy Sarafila Marah

Next Chance

 Sierra Leone

 Makeni

As a Community based organisation, Next Chance seeks to expand its network by engaging with well meaning organisations that aligns with its vision and mission . Next Chance will offer a platform for Catalyst Now in Sierra Leone whilst looking forward to a stronger collaboration in tackling plastic pollution , biodiversity loss and climate change in rural Sierra Leone. The collaboration we seek is expected to benefit vulnerable communities in rural Sierra Leone.