Beyond Deportation, Every Return Matters
Supporting returnees, deportees, and vulnerable migrants to rebuild their lives with dignity, opportunity, and hope.
Returnees Supported
Community Programs
Skills Training Participants
Businesses Started
Policy Dialogues
Partner Organizations
NEAS/SL is a non-profit organization that supports Sierra Leoneans who have been deported or have voluntarily returned from Europe, North America, and other parts of the world. We work to restore dignity and hope by providing psychosocial counseling, livelihood support, skills development, and community reintegration services.
We collaborate with government institutions, development partners, civil society organizations, UN agencies, embassies, and international organizations to promote sustainable reintegration and protect the rights of migrants.

Comprehensive support for returnees to rebuild lives with dignity.
Mental health support for returning migrants and their families.
Economic empowerment through sustainable livelihood opportunities.
Vocational and professional skills development programs.
Supporting entrepreneurship and small business creation.
Championing rights and fair treatment for all returnees.
Promoting social inclusion and combating stigma.
Empowering youth and women through targeted programs.

Vocational training for returnees in tailoring, ICT, agriculture, and more.
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"NEAS/SL helped me rebuild my life after deportation. Today, I run a successful tailoring business and employ five other returnees."
— Mohamed K.

A German humanitarian and human rights organization supporting NEAS-SL in providing psychosocial counseling, mental health services, and advocacy for returnees and deportees in Sierra Leone.

The government department responsible for Sierra Leone's foreign policy, diplomatic relations, and diaspora engagement. Partners with NEAS-SL on consular support and reintegration coordination for returning nationals.

The government ministry mandated to protect vulnerable groups including returnees, women, and children. Collaborates with NEAS-SL on social reintegration programs, family tracing, and welfare support for deportees.
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