Empower the Future: Educate Liberian Children

by Develop Africa, Inc.
Empower the Future: Educate Liberian Children
Empower the Future: Educate Liberian Children
Empower the Future: Educate Liberian Children
Empower the Future: Educate Liberian Children
Empower the Future: Educate Liberian Children
Empower the Future: Educate Liberian Children
Empower the Future: Educate Liberian Children
Empower the Future: Educate Liberian Children
Empower the Future: Educate Liberian Children
Empower the Future: Educate Liberian Children
Empower the Future: Educate Liberian Children
Empower the Future: Educate Liberian Children
Empower the Future: Educate Liberian Children
Empower the Future: Educate Liberian Children
Empower the Future: Educate Liberian Children
Empower the Future: Educate Liberian Children
Empower the Future: Educate Liberian Children
Empower the Future: Educate Liberian Children
Empower the Future: Educate Liberian Children
Empower the Future: Educate Liberian Children
Empower the Future: Educate Liberian Children
Empower the Future: Educate Liberian Children

Summary

Poverty is a major barrier to education in Liberia. The 2021 GEMR found that Liberia had a net enrollment rate of 44% for primary school children. This means that 56% of primary-age children in Liberia are not attending school. This project is working to change that. By providing scholarships, uniforms, school supplies, school books, nutritious school lunches, school furniture, teacher support, and repairing classrooms, this project is helping kids go to school and enhance their education.

$36,000
total goal
$23,338
remaining
53
donors
0
monthly donors
9
fundraisers
8
years

Challenge

Liberia's education system has been severely affected by recent crises, including war, the Ebola epidemic, and poverty. As a result, many classrooms are inadequate, and resources are insufficient. Many families cannot afford to send their children to school, especially if they have to pay for school fees, uniforms, and other supplies. Without a good education, Liberian children will not have the skills and knowledge they need to succeed and will be more likely to live in poverty and crime.

Solution

This project will make a difference in Liberia by supporting education. We will provide necessary infrastructure and resources such as school furniture, scholarships, books, school supplies, uniforms, building repairs, new classrooms, and teacher salary supplements. This ensures that children can stay in school and learn effectively. By empowering them through education, we can break the cycle of poverty and crime, and open doors to new opportunities for a brighter future.

Long-Term Impact

This project's impact is transformative, providing underprivileged children with life-changing education and opportunities for growth and development. By enhancing the quality of education, we are not only improving the lives of individual students but also transforming communities and the nation as a whole. Investing in education is vital for long-term economic development and stability, and by supporting this project, we are laying the foundation for a brighter future for Liberian families.

Resources

Organization Information

Develop Africa, Inc.

Location: Johnson City, Tennessee - USA
Website:
Facebook: Facebook Page
Twitter: @developafrica
Project Leader:
Sylvester Renner
President, Develop Africa
Johnson City , Tennessee United States
$12,662 raised of $36,000 goal
 
257 donations
$23,338 to go
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