Liberia
Liberia is home to 4.9 million people and is considered one of the poorest nations in the world.
The Need
48% of youth haven’t completed primary school
Liberia has one of the highest percentages of out-of-school children in the world, while 11% of youth have no education at all.
When compared to other low-income countries, Liberia ranks in the 0 percentile in access to education and the 3rd percentile for learning.
Armed conflict and civil war left 60% of school buildings destroyed, and closures from the Ebola outbreak in 2014, Liberia is still rebuilding their fragile education sector.
Nyanda Biaty Duworko
Country Director - Liberia
Alvin Bailey
Christ-Centered Education Officer
Andrew Diggs
Christ-Centered Education Officer
Emmett Hunter, Sr.
Christ-Centered Education Officer
Augustine Laveleh, Jr.
Program Accountant
J. Ericson Mawolo
Impact Assessment Officer
Ellis Mulbah
Christ-Centered Education Officer
Amu Q. Roberts
Program Lead, Christ-Centered Education
Jestina Sayon
Christ-Centered Education Officer
Essa Sheriff
Program Lead, Christ-Centered Education
“Christ-centered education empowers the next generation with faith, knowledge, and the resilience to transform their communities in Liberia for a brighter future.”
Nyanda Biaty Duworko, Country Director
Impact in Liberia
Recent stories
Faith that Dares
What does it take to build something lasting when all you have is a dream? In Liberia, the answer is faith. “The assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen.” Hebrews 11:1 (ESV). For a nation scarred…
Read the full story
Built on a Rock
A lasting impact requires a strong foundation, and when that foundation is tested, its true strength is revealed. For Abundant Grace School in Liberia, enduring the storms of life has shaped its journey, leading it to the place of resilience…
Read the full story
