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Non-profit Organization Management in Liberia
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Non-profit Organization Management sector based in Liberia. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
Companies
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Mary's Meals Liberia
Mary’s Meals provides nutritious school meal to 3 million children in 16 countries every school day. In Liberia, Mary's Meals provides school meal to more than children in 5 counties every school day.
51 to 200 staff
Gbowee Peace Foundation Africa
Gbowee Peace Foundation Africa (GPFA) was established in 2012 by Liberian peace activist and Nobel Peace Laureate Leymah Gbowee as a way to ensure that younger generations in Liberia are peaceful, reconciled, and empowered. GPFA provides outstanding education and leadership opportunities to women and youth.
11 to 50 staff
Yocel
Created in 2013, YOCEL is a social enterprise accelerator focused on empowering young people, particularly women and girls, to engage in entrepreneurship and job creation that will boost their economic livelihood and reduce poverty.
11 to 50 staff
It Takes A Village Africa Corporation
Founded in New York, It Takes A Village Africa (ITAVA) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to providing sustainable solutions in education, healthcare, and agriculture to underserved communities in Africa. Our flagship initiative is the S.T.E.A.M.(Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) education program, currently serving primary school students in Central Monrovia, Liberia. ITAVA supports over 900 children across five schools, focusing on breaking the cycle of poverty through access to quality education. In addition to donor support, the organization sustains itself through over 800 acres of farmland throughout Liberia, which provides vital resources for both students and staff. We are launching a fundraising campaign to expand our efforts and restore educational opportunities for children who would otherwise go without. Your contributions help us empower historically under-resourced communities and ensure every child has access to a brighter future. Ways to Donate: Online: Givebutter Fundraising Page Zelle: erica@ericadavies.com Cash App:$ITAVAC PayPal: erica@ericadavies.com Checks: Make payable to It Takes A Village Africa and contact us for mailing instructions. Every donation—no matter the amount—makes a difference. Learn more at
1 to 10 staff
Special Emergency Activity To Restore Children's Hope
The Special Emergency Activity to Restore Children’s Hope (SEARCH) is a non-profit, non-governmental organization founded on July 22, in Sanniquellie, northern Liberia, to promote and protect the rights of children affected by the Liberian civil war. SEARCH is committed to providing advocacy for, and direct social protection services to, women and children; carry out family tracing, referral, resettlement, and provision of foster care, education, adoption and community health services in Liberia. Over the years, SEARCH has touched the lives of thousands of women, children, and youths (including populations of concern such as refugees and persons with disabilities) across Liberia through provision of emergency relief, community health services, educational assistance, economic livelihoods, and legal assistance. As a national organization with sub offices in counties of Liberia, SEARCH provides local and national fora where members exchange ideas, be informed about topical issues and create skilful opportunities. SEARCH acts as a lobby group on children’s and women’s issues, highlighting and publicizing not only the barriers to success that may still exist but also many opportunities available to women and children in Liberia and the world over. Through strategic partnerships with donors, other non-profit organizations, governments, leading companies and schools, it provides on-going events and opportunities to advance the interests and needs of children and women. The word ‘emergency’ in the name of the organization has a wider meaning to include every harmful situation affecting women, children, and people with disabilities. This explains the extensive scope of the organization’s interventions.
51 to 200 staff
Girls In Technology Liberia Gitl
About GITL: Girls in Technology Liberia (GITL) is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering women and girls through technology and education. By bridging the gender gap in tech, GITL fosters inclusion and innovation for a brighter and more equitable future. Our Services:* Digital Literacy Programs: Providing free training in computer skills, Microsoft Office Suite, internet navigation, and more.* Scholarship and Internship Opportunities: Supporting women and girls to pursue further education and gain hands-on experience in the tech field.* Entrepreneurship Support: Empowering women-led organizations with QuickBooks training and IT maintenance services to help them thrive.* STEM Workshops: Inspiring the next generation of female leaders through science, technology, engineering, and mathematics workshops and events. GITL is transforming lives by equipping women and girls with the skills they need to excel in today’s digital economy. Together, let’s create a future where everyone has the opportunity to succeed!
11 to 50 staff
Liberian Youth Foundation Liyoufu
Liberian Youth Foundation Focuse on Children and Youth development. It also provide professional capacity building which include Digital Literacy, Home Economic, Soft/ Human Skills, Entrepreneurship and Civil Education to fight poverty unemployment and contribute to economic growth and sustainable city. We are also involved into Entrepreneurship, peace building, advocacy, children and youth development/ mentorship and Education. More than people particularly children and youth had benefited from the implementation of our aims and objectives project. Liberian Youth Foundation is a registered nonprofit institution under the Liberian government. 20 14 to Current: digital Literacy is designed to fight poverty, unemployment and digital illiteracy. people has benefited from this project. 2021 - Home Economic Training – it is designed to reduce poverty, unemployment and empower youth with technical vocational and entrepreneur skills which will enable them to become their own C.E.O. Past Projects: National Academic Technology Mobile Training: It was designed to integrate the Liberian education system with technology. Moreover, to teach students how to use their smart phone to access educational materials on the internet. high school students benefited from this training across Montserrado County. This project cost Excellent Award for high schools’ students: It was designed to motivate and inspire students in pursuing excellent in their works. September 2019 – 2020 Academic Year- We distributed school Materials to 100 needy students at 8 different schools during our back to school initiative. District 4, 5, 2, and 3 of Montserrado County is where those schools are located. September 2018 – 2019 Academic Year. We distributed school Materials to 60 students from (4) different schools during our back to school initiative. District 4 and 3 is where those schools are located. 2018 Hosted the International Girls in ICT day on April 26, 2018 wherein many girls created the passion for Information Communication
1 to 10 staff
Destined Kids Assistance Program
Destined Kids Assistance Program (DEKAP-LIBERIA) is a legal and accredited children, youth and women focused nonprofit organization established March 30, 2012 for the promotion of children, youth and women's rights and survival in Liberia. We are committed to: 1. Child's Education Sponsorship 2. Promoting Gender Equality and Fighting Sexual Violence 3. Women's Business Empowerment and Training 4. Providing Food Support to the Needy 5. Advocacy through Awareness Creation Our Services Target: 1. Deprived Orphaned Children 2. Children of parents with physical disabilities including children with disabilities 4. Abused girls and women 5. Indigent Children What we do: 1. Women's Business Empowerment and Training: DEKAP-LIBERIA provides awareness training on small business empowerment by empowering women through the provision of business grant and loans enabling them to take care of their children for better decision making and livelihood support. Promoting Gender Equality and fighting Sexual Violence: The rate of violence against children and women at homes, schools and their communities remain a critical issue in Liberia. DEKAP is successfully advancing the rights and protection of children, women, and girls through its community programs. Advocacy through Awareness creation: Raising awareness and sensitizing residents on ensuring safe communities for women and girls. Where are we:*Montserrado County *Totoquelleh and Lowah communities, Gbarpolo County *James Town and Wheazohn communities, Rivercess County *Suwah and Paye's Town communities, Grand Bassa County *Joseph's Town, Bomi County *Gold camp, Gola Konneh district, Grand Cape Mount County Tuition and fees support to children: DEKAP provides tuition and fees support to children by enrolling them into nearby community schools that provides quality education in a non-discriminating environment at minimum cost. Underprivileged children are mostly to drop from school due to several factors.
1 to 10 staff
Liberian Youth Parliament For Water Lrypw
The Liberia Youth Parliament for Water (LYPW) is a coordinating chapter of the World Youth Parliament for Water that cultivates youth involvement in the water sector in Liberia. It is a professional youth led organization that promotes and advocates for safe drinking water, hygienic environment and youth representation in international, national and local water decision making platform and development.
11 to 50 staff
Girls In Tech Liberia
Girls in Tech Liberia, an NGO founded on February 5th, 2019, but actively commenced operations in 2022, is committed to closing the gender gap in technology and promoting STEM careers for women. Our mission is to create opportunities for women and girls in Liberia's tech industry, fostering gender equality and empowering women and girls. We aspire to impact the lives of girls and women by 2030. Aligned with Sustainable Development Goal 5, our mission is to promote gender equality and empower women through advocacy and opportunities. Our vision is to empower women and girls across Liberia with free tech skills, making them self-reliant. We value teamwork, innovation, efficiency, effectiveness, transparency, and trustworthiness. What we do: We focus on 4 primary areas that are a call for action: Education, Entrepreneurship, Advocacy and Sensitization. • Education: We offer short courses in Tech, Training and Capacity Building. • Entrepreneurship: We Teach women and girls the business aspect of tech on how to setup their own businesses in order to generate income. • Advocacy and Sensitization: We do Radio, TV, and Social Media live screaming programs. Through this action, we create an impact on girl’s/women's skills and confidence, preparing them for success.
1 to 10 staff
Action Oriented Youth Of Liberia, Inc
At Action Oriented Youth of Liberia, Inc.(AOYL), our mission is to empower, inspire, and challenge Liberian youth in underserved communities to achieve success through mentorship, education, and vocational training programs. We are dedicated to providing opportunities for young people to realize their full potential and become active contributors to their communities.To learn more about Action Oriented Youth of Liberia, visit http://actionorientedyouth.org/
1 to 10 staff
Read4fun Project-Liberia
The Read4Fun Project Liberia is a non-profit organization in partnership with Global Exhibition Liberia, Reach Help International Liberia and with sponsorship support from WE-Care Liberia Foundation as a program which seeks to promote access to reading for Early Childhood (ECD) Learning and Young Children, promote access to learning resources for Liberian School children, support Justice for Educational opportunities, and ensuring that all Liberian children can thrive for better future educational improvements and opportunities. Our Goal at Read4Fun Project Liberia is aimed at increasing the research skills of students through reading and research based activities, promote advocacy surrounding educational rights, providing support to equal opportunities for Liberian Children, and spark innovative talents in our kids so that they can make an impact in the development of our country, Liberia both socially and economically.
1 to 10 staff
Formidable Initiatives For Women And Girls, Liberia
Formidable Initiatives for Women and Girls (FIWG) is a local, voluntary, non-governmental, non-political and nonprofit women’s led organization. FIWG believes in providing youth especially vulnerable young women and girls’ opportunities to rise above their challenges and develop into economically independent, confident, and successful leaders. With focus and contribution to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) nationally, FIWG works support SDGs 3, 4 and 5. Our Mission Advance the rights of adolescent girls, youth and women by providing them opportunities to thrive and achieve their potentials as leaders in their communities through holistic education, healthcare and economic empowerment programs. Our Vision A world where girls and youth can grow up to be healthy, socially and economically empowered women and leaders within their communities. Our Aims/Objectives: 1. Establish empowerment, life skills and advocacy programs that seeks to provide: Voice to women and girls in decision-making in their household, community and country through their participation, leadership and collective action; Choice to women and girls to complete education and benefit from paid work and opportunities to make sufficient income; over whether, when and with whom to have sex, marry and/or have children; to end child, early and forced marriage (CEFM); Ownership of women and girls over their bodies, including their safety from violence; to control income, productive assets and other resources with equal rights, access to justice, and freedom from discriminatory social norms.
1 to 10 staff
Liberia National Red Cross Society
We are part of the Red Cross Red Crescent Movement Worldwide. We are an auxiliary to the public authorities, a humanitarian organization independently delivering impartial services to people in need without any discrimination. We are a premiere and trusted humanitarian organization with a compelling vision. We work to address needs in the areas of health, disaster preparedness and response, and other social contextual issues. During challenging times, we demonstrate unity with dedication to help people in distress and remain together for the purpose of finding a way of contributing to our community and country, the benefit of our experience of responding to the needs of mankind.
51 to 200 staff
Generation Youth Corps
The Generation Youth Corps-GYC was founded in January 2020 to fill the gap of youth empowerment in Liberia. GYC is a registered Liberian youth-led humanitarian organization that focused on youth empowerment through peer learning, capacity building, and mentorship. We engage, inspire, and motivate young people to be that change agent within their communities. All our peers learning, capacity building, and mentorship training sessions are done freely and open to all members of the targeted communities. We worked closely with young university graduate/ senior students with pending graduation within one year. These volunteers are trained and deployed at various schools within the country as mentors and teacher assistants for one year. They will be empowered from their experiences as mentors and volunteers, therefore, will be more confident in jobs search. Our targeted population, for now, are young women, girls, and boys from ages 10 to 35. For sustainability, we specialized in Research (project data analysis and report writing, data collections, and designed of research tools through a digital platform such as programming of tablets using SurveyCto, SurveyToGo, Kobo collect, ODK, etc.), organizational Monitoring and evaluation system strengthening, and Financial System strengthening. We applied the Justice Based Approached in all our programs designed. We do believe in the Fridah Fund's Happiness Manifesto which is feminist Activists approached.
11 to 50 staff
Aiesec In Liberia
AIESEC is a leadership development platform that aids young people discover and develop their leadership potentials. We enable young people learn from practical experiences in challenging as a tool that facilitates self reflection, self-awareness, thus providing a enabling environment for leadership and impact creation. We offer an end-to-end international talent recruitment solution for Enterprises, NGOs and Startups through our Global Internship Programs. Through these programs, Enterprises, NGOs, and Startups have access to wide range multicultural talents from across 120+ countries. AIESEC in Liberia was established in 1982 and has since then facilitated leadership experiences for young people in Liberia and have provided recruitment solutions for many organizations. AIESEC in Liberia is a subsidiary of @AIESEC Global.
51 to 200 staff
Higher Vision
Higher Vision is a nonprofit organization that endeavors to make education accessible to the most vulnerable children across Liberia. We aim to empower, improve lives and make dreams possible for out-going school kids through educational opportunities.
1 to 10 staff
African Youth Peer Review Committee
The African Youth Peer Review Committee (AYPRC) is a mutually agreed instrument, voluntarily signed to by young Africans as a self-monitoring organization established by African youths to contribute to the development of Africa through advocacy, constructive dialogue, monitoring, participation and leadership in development initiatives as characterized by the AYPRC’s obligation. AYPRC is an open and inclusive organization that welcomes all African youths without discrimination to race, ethnicity, color, national origin, citizenship, creed, religion, age, abilities, sexual orientation or income. The overall objective of AYPRC is to involve African youths in decision making processes in Africa to fast-track their progress towards adopting and implementing the priorities of programs for Africa’s Development through achieving mutually agreed objectives and compliance with best practices with regards to each AYPRC area of governance and development. Our to foster and developed youth capacity building through advocacy, constructive dialogue, monitoring, technical and vocational training, leadership development initiatives, active participation, innovative approaches to maximizing opportunities for Africans. AYPRC is guided by values that informed the way we act and the decisions we make: Caring Team work Honesty Inclusiveness Respect Responsibility Transparency Accountability Good citizenship The African Youth Peer Review Committee is an open and inclusive organization and welcomes all without discrimination to race, ethnicity, color, national origin, citizenship, creed, religion, age, abilities, sexual orientation or income.
51 to 200 staff
Sober Watchman Ministries International
Sober Watchman Ministries International is an interdenominational and nongovernmental Christian youth organization founded in 1991 in the city of Monrovia, Liberia by Rev. and Mrs. Charles K. Wesley. This dream was birth after the Wesleys saw how the potential of the young people were used by the Devil during the Liberian Civil War. He then organized a group of young men in high schools, universities and neighborhoods, who became fire up with the Word of God through Bible clubs to reach their peers with the Gospel of Christ. Since then, the organization has today affected the lives of over ten thousand people who are now statesmen, parents, ministers of the Gospel, Administrators, entrepreneurs, Etc. in Liberia and around the world.
201 to 500 staff
