Educate Underprivileged Children in Liberia

Our construction at Johnsonville is ongoing, thanks to our donors and GlobalGiving. We are truly grateful to our astonishing donors. Thank you for your support and for your belief in doing well. We simply couldn’t do what we do without amazing people like you.

We are building pillows at the site. VAAFD constructors are currently doing the planting of the steel, building of the film and casting of the pillows. This project is intended to help thousands of people in and out of the Johnsonville community when completed.

When the VAAFD media team had a conversation with their CEO Mr. Hayes, he said “it’s a great pleasure to have amazing and inspiring people as VAAFD’s donors. We know there is lots of work to be done, but we are thankful to see this future Medical High School in Johnsonville gradually being completed. VAAFD believes educating many high school students about some basic first aid methods that need to be applied at homes, schools, offices etc.; will help improve the health sector in our community and the country at large.”

Your help will not go unnoticed. Your donation will not go unappreciated. Thank you for making the difference in our society. We hope more people in this world are as phenomenally altruistic and compassionate as you have shown to us. A single act of kindness throws out roots in all directions, and the roots spring up and make new trees.

The VAAFD team is very thankful to see this project at this stage.

The Carolyn A. Miller High school kindergarten II graduation ceremony was held on the 15th of July 2023 at the school premises. The makeup of this program was a series of activities that were done by the students. These activities include songs that were done by graduating class, Careers inspirational poem, giving of certificates and finally a message from the guest speaker.

 It was a very great time for both the parents and teachers. Our Parents were very excited to watch their children demonstrating skills through songs, recitations and inspirational speeches.  The valedictorian student Abraham gave an enthusiastic speech; he appreciated his teacher for her hard work. He said, “Our teacher motivates us and also guides us to have some aim in life. According to our teacher, Mrs. Johnson a person without an aim in life is like a ship without its radar”.    

The kindergarten II teacher Mrs. Johnson was so joyful to see her students completing their first educational journey. She said, “I must say that I have happy memories of my students from the first day of school to the last day where I spent so many days happily in close contact with them. I will miss them”.

The guest speaker Mr. Akoi encouraged parents to keep investing in their children’s education. He said parents should also invest their time and not only money. “Children are less likely to have behavioral issues at home or at school. Children who spend more quality time with their families are less likely to participate in risky behaviors such as drug and alcohol usage”. Mr. Akoi said.

VAAFD says a big thanks to GlobalGiving and our donors. Thank you for your unfailing, steadfast, and unwavering support. You’re the rare type of donor who makes a difference in people’s lives, pulls them up, and makes the world a better place. The task ahead of us is arduous, and your generosity has made it that much easier to complete it and propel us forward.