Show Notes
Join Ed and Ruth in the latest episode of The Mission Now Podcast talking with Rev Santa Johnson, the Executive Director for New Harvest Development Office (NeHaDO) in Sierra Leonne. NeHaDO is a social development organisation facilitating social and community projects in impoverished communities and among those in rural areas, who are otherwise hard to reach. However each project is pursued in partnership with locals. Locals often provide leadership, labour and materials— things readily available in the community that can be made to serve needs. Listen to how Santa Johnson came across Church and Community Mobilisation (CCMP) as a concept and how through NeHaDO, individuals and communities across Sierra Leone are find new ways to address the challenges they face as a community, together.
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