Through the construction of a school in the Liberian township of Clay-Ashland, we will be providing children from poor, rural and disadvantaged communities with access to a high-quality, affordable education. Our educational facility will provide...
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Liberians are humans. People just like you and me. With outside help, this is a country that has the resources to once again become a thriving, contributing member of the modern world economy. With outside help, Liberians can regain their health...
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With an average per capita income of $820.00 (most people have access to no more than $1 per day), Liberian people do not have the means to obtain the healthcare and necessities of life – things as simple as food, like rice and beans – to survive...
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Liberia has many natural resources. Land resources are abundant, from forests full of timber for harvesting to vast areas of land well suited for agriculture. Iron ore, natural rubber, gold and diamonds abound. Many crops are lucrative, but take...
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The Liberia of today is vastly different than pre-Civil War Liberia. Because of conflicting political factions and influences, government is fragmented and/or corrupt, and promised aid often does not make it to the places where it is most...
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Along with the fresh vegetables a garden can provide, we will train individuals in communities on the elements of healthy nutrition, helping them make better choices to live healthier lives. Improving nutrition will also improve their immunities...
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Simple projects such as encouraging community gardens so people are able to feed their families themselves can be easily accomplished with our help; providing seeds and gardening knowledge and skills are a one-time need. Once accomplished, we...
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During the epidemic, family members still in Liberia informed Hawa that some people were turned away from clinics because they needed to provide their own exam gloves or didn’t have money for checkups. Corruption at various levels prevented aid...
Learn moreA month after her return, Ebola struck Liberia. In a sweeping epidemic, the virus raged throughout the country for over a year and a half before the country was declared free of Ebola. Over 10,000 cases of Ebola were documented, resulting in...
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