Programs/Projects

Providing quality education and learning opportunities for children, helping them grow academically, socially, and as future leaders in their communities. 

In partnership with Eco-Soap Bank, WAGEP supports women through economic empowerment, hygiene access, and business development training. Women receive skills and entrepreneurship training, participate in soap-related livelihood activities, and gain opportunities that strengthen income generation, self-reliance, and family well-being in Liberia. 

This initiative promotes awareness, education, and community advocacy around mental wellness and brain health. Through community marches, school outreach, public discussions, and awareness campaigns, we engage youth, women, and community members in conversations that reduce stigma and encourage support for mental well-being. In partnership with local stakeholders and organizations, the project empowers communities with knowledge, promotes early awareness, and inspires action toward healthier and more supportive environments. 

This Program supports women farmers through agriculture training, land cultivation, and livelihood development. The program strengthens food production, promotes sustainable farming practices, and helps women build income-generating opportunities to support their families and communities. Through teamwork, skills development, and agricultural engagement, women gain practical knowledge and increased economic resilience while contributing to local food security. 

Through this program, we engage communities through advocacy and awareness campaigns to promote human rights, protect women and girls, and address critical social issues including domestic violence, gender-based violence (GBV), and harmful practices such as female genital mutilation (FGM). Through education, dialogue, community mobilization, and advocacy, we raise awareness, amplify community voices, and promote dignity, safety, equality, and lasting social change.

This initiative supports adolescent girls through menstrual hygiene education and the distribution of sanitary products to promote health, dignity, school attendance, and confidence. Through awareness sessions, mentorship, and access to menstrual hygiene supplies, the program helps break stigma, reduce period poverty, and empower girls to manage their menstrual health safely and with dignity.