KDE Disability Africa Foundation – Liberia donated four bags of rice and four packs of Vita seasoning to organizations serving disabled people in Liberia. The donations were provided to Mission of Hope in Jacob town (Rehab) and Group of 77 in Monrovia (New Port Street) on Friday, January 20, 2023. Each organization received two bags of rice and two packs of Vita to benefit the disabled community.
Madam Annie Sieh, Assistant Director – Misson of Hope received the donation and extended thanks and appreciation to Madam Kimma Wreh (President of KDE Disability Africa Foundation) and Mr. Boniface Ihiasota (CEO of KDE Disability Africa Foundation). Mr. Isaacfor P Dennis, Assistant Director – Group of 77 (government of Liberia), gratefully received the contributions and encouraged the beneficiaries to attend the vocational training program offered by KDE especially Tailoring.
The delegation from KDE included students who recently graduated in November 2022 from KDE’s Vocational Training Program in tailoring, fashion designing and Information & Communication Technology (ICT) in Liberia.
KDE is enrolling new students in its new training program targeted to start in March 2023. KDE is looking to expand by adding soap-making and Cosmetology to the training program. KDE is conveniently located in Oldest Congotown, on Tubman Blvd, opposite Christ embassy. Classes are free of charge to women with disabilities. KDE offers payment plans for non-disabled people.
For more information, call 0776858838 / 0888081123 or send an email to kdedisabilityliberia@gmail.com.
About KDE Disability Africa Foundation – Liberia
KDE Disability Africa Foundation – Liberia is a non-profit / non-governmental organization (NGO) registered in Liberia since 2017. Our purpose is to improve the lives of people with disabilities and disenfranchised girls and youth in Africa and the US. We do this by providing vocational training, empowerment workshops, clothing, and food, and advocating for disability inclusion.
KDE Disability Africa Foundation – Liberia is focusing on a long-neglected segment of society – women with physical disabilities living below poverty levels – through our Vocational Training program and empowerment workshops. Women with physical disabilities are among the most vulnerable and many lack practical skills to start their own business (entrepreneurship) or get a job (employment). Vocational training will lead them to be productive members of society while gaining practical skills.
Website: https://kdedisabilityafrica.org
Email: kdedisability@gmail.com
Email: kdedisability@gmail.com
