On Monday December 10, the Education for Girls Initiative-EGI will join the rest of the world and alongside with many other institutions, organizations, traditional councils, and individuals to stand up for every person’s rights, we'll encourage policy makers and key stakeholders to #seeourRIGHTS and protect them, as well as remember those persons who lost their lives in fighting for the rights that we enjoy today". The UN General Assembly adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights which outlines 30 basic rights of every person regardless of status, culture or religion. Human rights are vital proponents to promoting sustainable development and are also indispensable to building peaceful and inclusive societies. #seeourRIGHTS #humanRIGHTSday2018

IT'S THOSE UGLY CATERPILLARS THAT TURN INTO BEAUTIFUL BUTTERFLIES AFTER SEASONS. WE ARE HOPEFUL FOR FUTURE PROSPERITY OF THESE CHILDREN.

#EGI_OUR_CRAVING_INTIMATE_ORPHANS

You too can help make the world a better place for these kids.

The future of these children are our concern

 Somewhere in the slummed of Duport Road.

Happy International Peace Day

Perhaps there are those who are able to go about their lives unfettered by such concerns. But for

 those like us, our fate is to face the world and solve some of it greatest challenges. After emerging from more than 14 years of conflict followed by the devastating impacts of the Ebola Virus Disease (EVD), we think Liberia deserves more in terms of revamping every sector of the economy. Many believe that the only ways to improve these situations are by means of help from International

 Donors and Government. In looking at these prevailing situations, the Education for Girls Initiative has decided to take on initiatives that will help buttress government effort. As part of our many youth led activities, we today organized an International Peace Day Meet-Up under the Theme: The Right to Peace, The Universal Declaration of Human Rights at 70. We believe that we can be a role model for Change in our respective communities; we don’t necessarily need all the answers to be a change agent, we just need the courage to make it happen.  We would also love to use this medium to extend our thanks and appreciation to the Liberian women who by their effort and courage fashioned out the August 18, 2003 Peace agreement in Accra. We look forward for the best. 

RECENT PROJECT HELD BY THE EDUCATION FOR GIRLS INITIATIVE, IDENTIFYING WITH THE ORPHANS OF THE CHILD SURVIVAL CHILDREN WELFARE CENTER, IN KPELLEH TOWN COMMUNITY, BORNA FARM.

LET'S HELP IMPACT LIVES...CREATE A SPACE OF GIVING TO THE LESS FORTUNATE, IT'S NOT ABOUT HOW MUCH MONEY OR HOW RICH YOU ARE, JUST ABOUT GIVING BACK TO YOUR COMMUNITY AND HELPING TO MAKE THE WORLD A BETTER PLACE FOR ALL. NO ONE CHOOSES TO LIVE WITHOUT PARENTS, NO ONE WOULD EVER LOVE TO, IMAGINE YOU IN THE SHOES OF THOSE CHILDREN, HOW MUCH PAIN AND DEPRESSION IT’S. LET’S HELP THE ORPHANS WITH WHAT EVER WE CAN SO THAT THEY TOO CAN FEEL PART OF THE WORLD.

MANY THANKS TO PASTOR RICHARD SMITH OF FAITH ASSEMBLY IN PHILADELPHIA UNITED STATES AND ALL OTHER PARTNERS THAT HELPED IN MAKING THIS EVENT WONDERFUL. WE ARE FOREVER GRATEFUL FOR YOUR HOSPITALITY'S.