Camp David Youth Org Liberia

18/08/2026

This Is What Happened To The Kids In Africa, Especially In The Rural Areas. You Can Make This Dreams Comes Through.... Your Little Can Make An Impact. Sendwave: 0778498903 or email us [email protected]

✅Project Goal:
To improve access to education for vulnerable children by providing essential school materials, thereby restoring hope and encouraging school attendance in underserved rural communities.

✅Specific Objectives:
Provide pencils, sharpeners, copybooks, and book bags to 2,000 students across 20 selected schools.

-Reduce the financial burden on parents affected by economic hardship.

- Promote visibility of partnership through customized logos of collaborating partners on all distributed materials.

- Strengthen community trust in education by ensuring children return to school equipped and motivated.

✅Target Beneficiaries:
Approximately 2,000 schoolchildren from 20 public schools in rural towns and villages within Nimba, Grand Bassa, and B**g Counties. Priority will be given to orphans, children from low-income households, and those at risk of dropping out.

✅Key Activities:
-Conduct needs assessment and finalize school selection with local education officers.

-Procure and brand school supplies with partner logos.

-Organize distribution teams and coordinate with county authorities.

-Host brief community engagements during distribution to promote the importance of education.

-Monitor and document distribution with photos, attendance lists, and feedback.

✅Budget Summary: $25,000 USD:
The budget will cover: procurement of school supplies, branding, transportation to remote areas, team accommodation and meals, community mobilization, and monitoring/documentation costs.

✅Expected Impact:
This project will directly equip 2,000 children to start the school year, reduce absenteeism caused by lack of materials, and send a strong message that their future matters. It will also demonstrate effective collaboration between youth organizations, partners, and local communities.

✅Sustainability:
By engaging local schools, PTAs, and education offices, the project builds community ownership. The visibility of partner support is expected to attract further investment in rural education.
Lumina Youth Empowerment
Camp David Youth Org Liberia 🫴
Ministry of Education - Liberia
The Ministry of Youth and Sports Liberia

07/08/2026

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05/08/2026

Meeting Alart 🚨✅
Date: August 10, 2026
Time: 2:30-4:30 PM

Venue: Airfield Sinkor Lakpazee Around The Market.

Host: Toleta Toe

26/07/2026

🇱🇷 Happy 179th Independence Day, Liberia! 🇱🇷

As we celebrate 179 years of independence, the Camp David Youth Org Liberia ,proudly joins the nation in reflecting on our journey and looking ahead with renewed hope.

To the Youth Community, let us continue to innovate, create jobs, build businesses, and contribute to a stronger and more prosperous Liberia. Our future is in our hands, and together, we can build the Liberia we envision.

Happy Independence Day, Liberia! 🇱🇷❤️💙
One Nation. One People. One Future.

-Liberia
-Liberia

25/07/2026

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22/07/2026

Please Read Me!!! Please Read Me!!!
Your Little Can Put Smile On The Streets Children. Please Be A Blessing To Our Children Program.
For Sponsorship, Used The Number Below Or You Have Any Contribution The Sendwave Too As Well 👇

Thanks for your support.!

WhatsApp/Sendwave: 0778498903
Samuel T Neufville

Project Title: Christmas in July - Safe Streets Kids Party

Date & Venue: July 26, 2026 | Drea And Bright International School Yard, Monrovia Liberia.

Target Beneficiaries: 300 children, ages 4-15, from surrounding communities .

Problem Statement:
During school break, many children spend time on the streets without supervision, exposing them to accidents and risks.

Project Goal:
Provide one safe, supervised day of food, fun, and protection for 300 kids off the streets.

Key Activities:
1. Registration + safety briefing
2. Games, music, drawing contest
3. Lunch + juice
4. Safety skit + face painting
5. Gift distribution + dismissal

Budget - $400 USD

Sustainability: Builds community volunteer network for future child protection events.

21/07/2026

Dear Toleta KoplahToe ,

We remember the day you told us you were leaving. You had one request: “Sam, I will be leaving to get my Master’s. Please take care of the organization.” You left us with a purpose, and you left knowing this degree was for all of us.

Today that purpose has come to pass. You are now a graduate with a Master’s Degree in Microbiology.

From Camp David Youth Organization to you: we are so proud. Thank you for standing firm for this organization before you ever stood on that graduation stage.

May the Lord continue to order your steps and crown your efforts with even greater success.

Congratulations on this well-deserved achievement.

Camp David Youth Org Liberia

14/07/2026

Let's get this done, they're our future 🦅✅💐🚨

Community Partnership in Action! 🌟

At Lumina Youth Empowerment, we believe that strong communities invest in their youth.

Join us for our Car Wash Fundraiser, benefiting Lumina FC Soccer. Your support helps provide young athletes with the resources they need to grow both on and off the field.

A special thank you to our community partners:
💜 New Birth Baptist Church
🍋 Grandma’s Table Tea Cakes

Friday, July 24
4:00 PM – 7:00 PM
1501 17th Ave. S., Fargo, ND 58103

🚗 Car Wash – $10
❤️ Donations Appreciated

🍪 Tea Cakes HALF OFF during the event!

Together, we’re creating opportunities, building confidence, and empowering the next generation.

Stop By, Get a Wash & Support Local Youth Soccer!

08/07/2026

Camp David Youth Org Liberia
Denyuwa Eli Berrian (Project Director/Samuel T Neufville) Executive Director.

We're in an end to (FGM) Female Ge***al Mutilation/Cutting
dialogue hosted by Children Recourse Institute Of Liberia....

It’s the partial or total removal of the external female genitalia for non-medical reasons. In Liberia it’s closely tied to initiation into the Sande Society, a traditional women’s secret society/bush school.

About 32% of girls and women aged 15-49 have undergone FGM nationally. Other recent data puts it at 38.2%. It’s higher in rural areas, up to 52%, and highest in the North Western region at ∼ 60-68%. About 28% of girls aged 15-19 have been cut.

WHO classifies it as a human rights violation and form of gender-based violence. It can cause chronic pain, infection, hemorrhage, childbirth complications, psychological trauma, anxiety, depression, and in some cases death's.

Liberia still does not have a specific national law permanently banning FGM for all ages. There have been temporary measures:
- 2018: President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf signed a 1-year executive order banning FGM for girls under 18
- 2022-2025: National Council of Chiefs and Elders announced a 3-year moratorium, then a ban, with ceremonies in 5 of 11 practicing counties including Montserrado
- 2025-2026: The “Women and Girls Protection Bill” was submitted by President Joseph Boakia to permanently criminalize FGM and other harmful practices. It’s still before the Legislature as of early 2026.

Current situation: Despite bans/moratoriums, reports of FGM activity continue. In Sept 2024 civil society flagged a “widespread resurgence”, and in Aug 2025 a Sande bush school graduation with 500+ girls was reported in Lofa County. Enforcement is hard because of the secret nature of Sande and underreporting.

Efforts to end it UN, UN Women, UNICEF, and local groups are running alternative livelihood programs for former “zoes”/practitioners, community education, and pushing for the Women and Girls Protection Bill to pass.

03/07/2026

After a hard work and delegation from our staff and students in Caryebury's, finally they're on washing soap 🧼 production.. we are in our 5 months some weeks and we are grateful for the level of discipline and hard work...

Camp David Youth Org Liberia
Lumina Youth Empowerment

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